Difference between revisions of "The concept of categorism"
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| − | Categorism is one single concept, one single thing. It is something that people do to each other. "People" being individuals, groups, or entire cultures, depending on context. | + | [[Categorism]] is one single concept, one single thing. It is something that people do to each other. "People" being individuals, groups, or entire cultures, depending on context. |
However, this categorism can be done in many different ways and based on many different ways of categorizing people. These different ways are explored in [[The conceptual framework of categorism]]. | However, this categorism can be done in many different ways and based on many different ways of categorizing people. These different ways are explored in [[The conceptual framework of categorism]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 2 September 2014
Categorism is one single concept, one single thing. It is something that people do to each other. "People" being individuals, groups, or entire cultures, depending on context.
However, this categorism can be done in many different ways and based on many different ways of categorizing people. These different ways are explored in The conceptual framework of categorism.
