Question by Mountain Dweller: The word “culture” itself imposes a cultural bound viewpoint when examining human political regimes?
The word ‘culture” is a philosophical word that has run amok and now gets in the way of clear thinking. It establishes either the pre-political or the trans-political as the starting of philosophical examination of political regimes and raises the importance of the mundane and concrete. It’s tied to a historicist view of human nature that sees humans as products of their language, group, tribe, etc. It establishes as the operational norm: the importance of the group over the individual & effect-based behavior not goal directed behavior when studying political regimes or human communities. Your arguments: pro or con.
robe — it’s very easy to pass from being a “brothers keeper” to just a keeper (jailer). Your answer imposes the very thing you say we shouldn’t do
Best answer:
Answer by DiscoDave AM
I agree to certain point, but one does not truly realises his culture until he steps outside it and into another. In essence I agree with you.
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