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Home in the world: A gentle correction of Tagore by Amartya Sen

By: Karintha, Sunilkumar.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Economic & Political Weekly Description: 57(45), Oct, 29, 2022: p.23-25. In: Economic & Political WeeklySummary: What are the implications when one takes the individual as the basic unit of analysis? Specifically, how does such an analysis relate to notions such as caste and race? If human beings are assumed to be equal in value by virtue of the very fact that they are humans, then it is the individual that must be taken as the unit of analysis, and not blanket concepts such as civilisations or religions. An analysis based on civilisations, for example, fails to acknowledge humans as equals and potential agents of change, by default. – Reproduced
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What are the implications when one takes the individual as the basic unit of analysis? Specifically, how does such an analysis relate to notions such as caste and race? If human beings are assumed to be equal in value by virtue of the very fact that they are humans, then it is the individual that must be taken as the unit of analysis, and not blanket concepts such as civilisations or religions. An analysis based on civilisations, for example, fails to acknowledge humans as equals and potential agents of change, by default. – Reproduced

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