eurocentric

Its a very Eurocentric viewpoint to just assume everyone has complete autonomy and the resources necessary to relocate.

Sure - even from a Eurocentric perspective it's easier said than done (language barriers, etc...).

It seems to stem from the very eurocentric view that grammar consists of rules for inflecting words according to case, number, gender, etc.

Two years of history (US and World, the latter typically being very eurocentric).

Are you trying to enforce Eurocentric norms of acronym construction on us?

I have heard people criticize universal grammar as being, essentially, a Colonialist theory, which attempts to assimilate languages into a Eurocentric framework.

I would be curious to see your source on that, beyond Eurocentric racism.

That's also the Eurocentric interpretation of the word.

I don't mean this in a Eurocentric way, but in terms of the fact that China stayed largely within its own borders and wasn't in intense technological competition with the West; the size of the economy was largely a function of its huge population, which remains somewhat true today.

But my point is that our vision of what governments have to look like is sadly limited, and our myopia has caused us to see the Eurocentric romantic state nationalism of the past two centuries as the only way for a civilization to exist.

"I have heard people criticize universal grammar as being, essentially, a Colonialist theory, which attempts to assimilate languages into a Eurocentric framework." What is the BS part then formulation or the theory?

Esperanto is criticized by some as Eurocentric, but at least some people will recognize the vocabulary.

That insistence is unapologetically Eurocentric, since the West holds no monopoly over the English language or its use/meaning in India.

Karma isn't a point system, except in the most limited Western view of the concept, and here HN deploys it synonymously with points, and jigneshg, who is likely SE Asian (based on their use of English) is getting nailed to the cross according to a Eurocentric, stripped down definition of Karma.