Submitted by CytheYounger t3_z4hlqb in philosophy
TargetDroid t1_ixrzuw7 wrote
Reply to comment by GGoldenSun in In classical Chinese philosophy, all actions are collective by CytheYounger
No… but reducing Chinese philosophy’s differences from the West to a consequence of tilling rice paddies is pretty bad…no?
In our hyper-sensitive environment, such accusations have lost their gravity, but damn if this doesn’t smack of it, nonetheless.
I don’t even think he’s intending racism; he’s probably just so enamored with the sense of the exotic that he is absent-mindedly and inaccurately placing cause and effect relationships therein.
iiioiia t1_ixv9lyv wrote
> No… but reducing Chinese philosophy’s differences from the West to a consequence of tilling rice paddies is pretty bad…no?
It is, so why are you doing it?
> but damn if this doesn’t smack of it, nonetheless.
I recommend you fix your terrible perception then.
> I don’t even think he’s intending racism; he’s probably just so enamored with the sense of the exotic that he is absent-mindedly and inaccurately placing cause and effect relationships therein.
Of course: what seems to be true is "probably" true.
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