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• "Eurocentricity " also gets the cardinal's disapproval.
• The attack on Eurocentricity is baseless and ignorant.
• Afrocentricity s response certainly is not to impose its own particularity as a universal, as Eurocentricity has often done.
• He broadened its Eurocentricity by nominating new members from Africa, Asia, and Latin America, which now make up half of the committee.
• The History would, Harley suggested, move beyond " a deeply entrenched Eurocentricity " and undertake " a technical, a cultural and a social history of mapping ."
• "There is a Eurocentricity to reporting in the United States, " said J . P . Faber, editor in chief of U . S . / Latin Trade, which is based in Miami.
• Instead of being praised for combating Eurocentricity, Chirac has been accused of condoning the illegal traffic in art objects, specifically three pre-Islamic terracotta statues that were looted from archaeological sites in northwestern Nigeria and are now on display in the Louvre.
• The attention attracted by the book has also resulted in it being described by American historian Joel Mokyr as " the whipping boy of those who have resented what they viewed as historiographical triumphalism, eurocentricity, and even racism . " It has been attacked by thinkers such as James Blaut, Andre Gunder Frank, Kenneth Pomeranz, and John M . Hobson.
• One military historian, Jeremy Black, in a recent work mentioned some problems 21st century military historians face as an inheritance of their predecessors : Eurocentricity, a technological bias, a focus on leading military powers and dominant military systems, the separation of land from sea and recently air conflicts, the focus on state-to-state conflict, a lack of focus on political " tasking " in how forces are used.