Gentile West
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Gentile West refers to the predominantly non-Jewish, historically Christian-influenced societies and cultures of Western Europe and their global offshoots, often contrasted with the religious and cultural traditions of the East.
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civilizational category
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cultural concept ⓘ sociological construct ⓘ |
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European-derived cultures
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Western ⓘ historically Christendom-based ⓘ historically Christian-influenced ⓘ influenced by Atlantic world history ⓘ influenced by Christian moral frameworks ⓘ influenced by Christian-Jewish relations ⓘ influenced by Christian-Muslim encounters ⓘ influenced by Enlightenment thought ⓘ influenced by Greco-Roman heritage ⓘ influenced by Latin Christianity ⓘ influenced by Protestant Christianity ⓘ influenced by Renaissance humanism ⓘ influenced by Roman law traditions ⓘ influenced by Western artistic canons ⓘ influenced by Western economic institutions ⓘ influenced by Western educational systems ⓘ influenced by Western international organizations ⓘ influenced by Western legal systems ⓘ influenced by Western media industries ⓘ influenced by Western military alliances ⓘ influenced by Western philosophical traditions ⓘ influenced by Western popular culture ⓘ influenced by Western scientific institutions ⓘ influenced by capitalism ⓘ influenced by colonial encounters with non-Western societies ⓘ influenced by colonial expansion ⓘ influenced by consumer culture ⓘ influenced by democratic governance models ⓘ influenced by globalization ⓘ influenced by individualism ⓘ influenced by industrialization ⓘ influenced by mass media ⓘ influenced by modern liberalism ⓘ influenced by modern secular nationalism ⓘ influenced by nation-state formation ⓘ influenced by print culture ⓘ influenced by racialized social hierarchies ⓘ influenced by scientific rationalism ⓘ influenced by secular human rights discourse ⓘ influenced by separation of church and state ⓘ majority-Gentile populations ⓘ often contrasted with Jewish religious and cultural traditions ⓘ often contrasted with the East ⓘ post-Christian elements ⓘ predominantly non-Jewish ⓘ secularizing tendencies ⓘ |
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