eurocentricity

[US]/[ˌjʊərəʊˈsɛntrɪsɪti]/
[UK]/[ˌjʊəroʊˈsɛntrɪsɪti]/

Translation

n.The tendency to view the world from a European perspective, often assuming that European values and standards are superior.; The belief that European culture is the center of the world and that other cultures are less important or developed.; Eurocentrism.

Phrases & Collocations

eurocentricity bias

avoiding eurocentricity

challenging eurocentricity

eurocentricity critique

rejecting eurocentricity

eurocentricity perspective

addressing eurocentricity

impact of eurocentricity

questioning eurocentricity

overcoming eurocentricity

Example Sentences

the curriculum was criticized for its pervasive eurocentricity, overlooking diverse perspectives.

challenging eurocentricity in historical narratives is crucial for a more inclusive understanding.

we need to deconstruct eurocentricity within academic disciplines like anthropology and history.

the museum's collection reflected a strong bias towards eurocentric art and artifacts.

addressing eurocentricity requires a critical examination of power structures and historical narratives.

the author argued against the inherent eurocentricity of western philosophical traditions.

it's important to move beyond a eurocentric worldview and embrace global perspectives.

the study highlighted the dangers of perpetuating eurocentricity in educational materials.

a more nuanced approach is needed to avoid reinforcing eurocentricity in research methodologies.

the film challenged viewers to question the assumptions underlying eurocentric representations.

recognizing and dismantling eurocentricity is essential for promoting equity and social justice.

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