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- rayed as having “cultures” in the sense of having distinct philosophies or value systems. * Many plots tur... t, with aliens who * All look the same but are distinct from all other planets * Dress in similar costumes, but are totally unique * Have a distinctive name for their whole race, which is the same a
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- t Greeks might say. All people make some kind of distinction between Us and Them. * Every society is eth... ate the same feeling of simultaneity, although in distinct virtual communities. * Religion * Diaspor
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- i></HTML><HTML><p></HTML>Science emerges from the distinction between normative inquiry and empirical inquir
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- wner of “San traditional knowledge.” * People’s distinctive cultural differences are a basis for their col
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- n thought of conceiving of history as a series of distinct eras, each representing a step forward in progres
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- become a native, belong to a tribe, and live in a distinct homeland, under the rule of a “chief.” * The c
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- * with fixed, essential traits, and * distinct from the collective forces that constrain it Se
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- have always been people who argued for multiple, distinct kinds of human. * Human polygenesis (Keel 2013