non-Western
- adjective
- /nɑnˈwɛstərn/
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no occidental
- Many non-Western cultures emphasize community and familial ties in their social structures.
Pretty, pretty rough cut men and women and then Dutch nationals and non western ethnic minorities.
- Pretty, pretty rough cut men and women and then Dutch nationals and non western ethnic minorities.
- If you're going to study philosophy, just Western philosophy, don't even worry about non Western philosophy.
- I mean, people will sometimes say, look, there are all of these extremely successful non Western practices that get dismissed by Western science.
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If you're going to study philosophy, just Western philosophy, don't even worry about non Western philosophy.
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And that could really help you to get back towards the healthier gut, which it sounds like the really healthy gut is these people living a non Western lifestyle.
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I mean, people will sometimes say, look, there are all of these extremely successful non Western practices that get dismissed by Western science.
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Pretty, pretty rough cut men and women and then Dutch nationals and non western ethnic minorities.
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Pretty, pretty rough cut men and women and then Dutch nationals and non western ethnic minorities.
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From the perspective of non western civilizations and diverse citizenship, the two cosmopolitan rights appear as the Trojan horse of Western imperialism.
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She is studying non-Western art to understand different cultural perspectives.
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The festival celebrates non-Western traditions, featuring music and dance from various countries.
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Non-Western is made of non- meaning 'not' and Western meaning 'from the West', which often refers to Europe and North America or the 'west' direction. So non-Western describes cultures, art, or ideas that are 'not from the Western world', like traditions from Asia or Africa.