when a person believes that his culture is superior to other culture it is called ethnocentrism.
when a person believes that his culture is superior to other culture it is called ethnocentrism.
when a person believes that his culture is superior to other culture it is called?
ethnocentrism
Na
Na
in his article, wollheim describes a machine for making that compiles the votes of voters in such a way that the result invariably give the most democratic outcome. he also assumes that a voting person has preferences that enable them to prefer policy proposal a in front of b, and that the proposals are mutually exclusive. the person believes that proposal a should be realized, and moreover that he should vote on the proposals he believes should be implemented. so he gives his vote to option a in the machine. once the machine has tallied all votes, proposal b has received more votes than option a. since the person is democratically minded, he believes now that the proposal that the democratic process has chosen should be realized, in this case b. so the person believes that both proposals a and b should be implemented, which is a contradiction.
wollheim's paradox