His thought is characterized by an intense commitment to the right of self-determination of non-Western peoples.
Some compare participating consciousness to the thinking of non-Western indigenous peoples.
In some cases, non-Western peoples are portrayed as childlike, and animals are anthropomorphized shamelessly.
Thus both modernization and colonization have shaped the formation or distortion of self-consciousness of non-Western peoples.
It is altogether proper for a multicultural America to pay more heed to the political and philosophical contributions of non-Western peoples.
It occurs in many non-Western people.
The problem, I argue, lies in the impact of those achievements upon non-Western peoples.
The post-development approach attempts to overcome the inequality of this discourse by opening up spaces for non-Western peoples and their concerns.
Many non-Western peoples dote on locusts, ants, termites, grasshoppers and beetle grubs.
Setting out again, he thought, There are no non-Western peoples anymore.
