keannu
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This emphasizes the fact that individuality and human experience are framed in sociocultural contexts. Do you happen to know what the underlined means? Why does devaluing the social world lose its relation to political action? This might need a technical knowledge.
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ex)The notion that people are independent and self-determining entities hinders our understanding of the sociocultural contexts of human experience...In the process, human experience becomes strangely untied from the social and cultural environment. When the social world is devalued, social problems also lose their relation to political action. Most importantly, when cultural contexts are overlooked, we are unable to perceive the way self-understanding, gender, race, and ethnicity are all culturally defined and limited...
330-57
ex)The notion that people are independent and self-determining entities hinders our understanding of the sociocultural contexts of human experience...In the process, human experience becomes strangely untied from the social and cultural environment. When the social world is devalued, social problems also lose their relation to political action. Most importantly, when cultural contexts are overlooked, we are unable to perceive the way self-understanding, gender, race, and ethnicity are all culturally defined and limited...
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