Eurocentrism and Orientophobia: Have We Stopped Fearing “Asiaticism”?

The ongoing global processes are pushing to civilizational self-determination. It does not mean using ideological rhetoric to accommodate the geopolitical agenda, it means a genuine change in the methods of cultural identification of oneself and others.

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Russia in Global Affairs
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.31278/1810-6439-2025-23-3-152-163
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Eurocentrism and Orientophobia: Have We Stopped Fearing “Asiaticism”?

Alexander А. Girinsky
Russia in Global Affairs
Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Eurocentrism and Orientophobia: Have We Stopped Fearing “Asiaticism”?

Alexander А. Girinsky
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Abstract

The ongoing global processes are pushing to civilizational self-determination. It does not mean using ideological rhetoric to accommodate the geopolitical agenda, it means a genuine change in the methods of cultural identification of oneself and others.

Russia in Global AffairsVol. 23(3)
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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