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'''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.

This is one of the six [[levels of categorism]].

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		+	Note: Dogma is a kind of formal structures, just like laws.
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	'''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.		'''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.

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 '''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.
 ==Intersections==
-As one of the six [[levels of categorism]], the dogmatic level can intersect with the other levels in ways such as the following:
+As one of the eight [[levels of categorism]], the dogmatic level can intersect with the other levels in ways such as the following:
-* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Individual Level]]: A person believes in a categorist doctrine.
+* Dogmatic Level and [[Individual Level]]: A person believes in a categorist doctrine.
-* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Group Level]]: A group accepts, or even actively promotes, a categorist doctrine. Believing in the doctrine is accepted, expected, socially desirable, or even mandatory for individuals in the group.
+* Dogmatic Level and [[Group Level]]: A group accepts, or even actively promotes, a categorist doctrine. Believing in the doctrine is accepted, expected, socially desirable, or even mandatory for individuals in the group.
-* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Systemic Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is common enough for people to be constantly faced with it.
+* Dogmatic Level and [[Systemic Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is common enough for people to be constantly faced with it.
-* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Structural Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in the social structure of society.
+* Dogmatic Level and [[Structural Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in the social structure of society.
-* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Discursive Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in how people tend to talk and think about things.
+* Dogmatic Level and [[Discursive Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in how people tend to talk and think about things.

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	'''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.		'''Dogmatic level''' refers to a facet of categorism that has been systematized in such a way that it has been built into a cateity or great [[narrative]]. Which may be conceptualized as a political ideology, a theological position, a scientific paradigm, or simply “the common sense”. [[Narrativization]] can turn into [[narrativism]], and thus narratives can turn into destructive dogmatism that fuels categorism.

−	~~This is~~ one of the six [[levels of categorism]].	+	==Intersections==
		+	As one of the six [[levels of categorism]], the dogmatic level can intersect with the other levels in ways such as the following:
		+	* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Individual Level]]: A person believes in a categorist doctrine.
		+	* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Group Level]]: A group accepts, or even actively promotes, a categorist doctrine. Believing in the doctrine is accepted, expected, socially desirable, or even mandatory for individuals in the group.
		+	* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Systemic Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is common enough for people to be constantly faced with it.
		+	* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Structural Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in the social structure of society.
		+	* [[Dogmatic Level]] and [[Discursive Level]]: A certain categorist doctrine is integrated in how people tend to talk and think about things.