The world from a Western perspective

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The world from a Western perspective" an attempt to discuss a very important methodological and intellectual issue, presented by Dr. "Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Masiri". Since the end of the eighteenth century, the so-called "cultural invasion" began, which is an attempt by the Western human to impose its models on the peoples of the world. These models proved their usefulness in the Western world in economic and political fields, but they have dark and destructive sides in other areas. Every society has its biases, but what happened is that many peoples of the world began to abandon their biases stemming from their historical, human, and existential reality, and started adopting Western biases, thus beginning to view themselves from the Western perspective. This book is divided into two parts; in the first part, Al-Masiri discusses the issue of bias, reviewing bias towards the material cognitive model associated with modern Western civilization. In the second part, he attempts to present an alternative model. Dr. Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Masiri sounds an early alarm, because if we do not pay attention to the danger of the civilizational invasion that undermines us from inside and outside, destroying our identity, our civilizational forms, our cognitive and value systems, then perhaps we will survive not as a cohesive entity with a defined identity, but as an external shell without content. "Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Masiri" Pages: 187 Dar Al-Shorouq Request more of Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Masiri's works: Encyclopedia of Jews, Judaism, and Zionism, The Concise Encyclopedia - two parts, My Intellectual Journey - in seeds, roots, and fruit, Who are the Jews? And what is Judaism? Humanity and Faith - Studies in the works of secular and Islamic thinkers from the East and West, Partial Secularism and Comprehensive Secularism – Part One, Partial Secularism and Comprehensive Secularism – Part Two, The world from a Western perspective, Defending Humanity, The History of Zionist Thought - Its Roots, Path, and Crisis