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The 23 pages that link to Ethnocentrism, each with the reason it gives.

• Moral relativismRelated: Relativism is often proposed as a check on ethnocentric moral criticism.

• Cross-cultural psychologyRelated: It can make culturally specific assumptions seem universally psychological.

• James George FrazerRelated: Critics ask whether Frazer’s distinctions between magic, religion, and science impose Victorian assumptions.

• Library classificationRelated: Ethnocentric structures can influence how subjects and communities are grouped.

• XenophobiaRelated: Ethnocentrism can foster suspicion of outsiders without necessarily becoming hostility toward them.

• Social evolutionismRelated: Ranking societies often treated European institutions as the scale’s endpoint.

• Authoritarian personalityRelated: The original study examined authoritarian traits alongside ethnocentric attitudes.

• Richard RortyRelated: Rorty accepts that justification begins within a community rather than from a neutral standpoint.

• Unilineal evolutionRelated: The theory’s hierarchy often treated Western society as the measure of human progress.

• Missionary positionRelated: Cross-cultural rankings of sexual positions can mistake local assumptions for universal preferences.

• William Graham SumnerRelated: Sumner used the concept to describe how groups treat their own customs as natural and superior.

• Sociocultural evolutionRelated: Stage rankings can reproduce ethnocentrism when one society is treated as the norm.

• Ethnic mediaRelated: Ethnocentric framing can contribute to the distortions and exclusions ethnic outlets seek to counter.