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| − | The term "mental prison" refers to something that shackles a human mind, making it harder to learn and understand. [[Categorization]] can easily turn into a mental prison, especially when [[monolithization]] and [[dichotomism]] is being done. Even more so when enforced through [[Thought-terminating clichés]]. | + | The term "mental prison" refers to something that shackles a human mind, making it harder to learn and understand. [[Categorization]] can easily turn into a mental prison, especially when [[monolithization]] and [[dichotomism]] is being done. Even more so when enforced through [[Thought-terminating clichés]] or [[internalized categorism]]. |
Latest revision as of 03:14, 4 September 2014
The term "mental prison" refers to something that shackles a human mind, making it harder to learn and understand. Categorization can easily turn into a mental prison, especially when monolithization and dichotomism is being done. Even more so when enforced through Thought-terminating clichés or internalized categorism.
