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The diversity of ideas and values between different societies neither can be reduced nor judged as a cultural element from another society, being the only important matter that makes sense within that same culture. From this perspective, this article analyses the dictionary of Diego de Guadix (ca. 1593) to find out how through his narrative this author describes different socio-cultural systems and speaks of the “Others” from an ethnocentric “We”, based on a unilinear socio-religious concept. |
