You are going to have to taboo “dominance”. Understanding something is a lot different from the other members of the “dominance” category. Please explain what you mean to say about understanding without using “dominance”, “oppression”, “force”, “might”, or “western hegemony”.
In what sense is understanding something not an act of dominance?
* Sorry I forgot the “not” the first time.
You are going to have to taboo “dominance”. Understanding something is a lot different from the other members of the “dominance” category. Please explain what you mean to say about understanding without using “dominance”, “oppression”, “force”, “might”, or “western hegemony”.
Usually not at all. If you dominate someone they have to do the work of understanding you.
I agree with nyan_sandwich: please explain what you mean without using that word, because I’m fairly sure we have different definitions of it.
In the sense that this seems almost entirely backward. I usually expect acts of dominance in the form of not understanding.
That’s what I was going to ask you !Edit: I posted that before you added the crucial “NOT”. See my other comment.