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R. M. A. van Zwanenberg,Anne Kingof Western assumptions of superiority upon the suppression of diversity and knowledge that resides among the world’s marginalized societies. By comparing impacts of broader understanding to Western classical music and technology through consilience, this project explores how to mend the rift of know

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A Modern Economic History of Southeast Asiath whom he worked on The Consilience Project. Exposure to broadly different musical traditions provides a syncretism of thought that is excluded from Western musical scholarship and performance, limiting the understanding of musicians trained in this tradition from even identifying what may be regar

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230389465erve traditions and express a connection to a heritage, the rhythms and sounds are informed by the unique instruments used…instruments that are as foreign to Western traditions as the horn is to Mende music.

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Gerald P. O’Driscoll,Stephen P. A. Browne practices, values, capabilities, and constraints of?the population for whom it’s intended. Examples emerged throughout The Consilience Project of technical innovations that serve the users but may not align with Western standards of innovation. By observing both the indigenous knowledge holders an

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Oil: Alternative Perspectives on the Decaded by Aymara indigenous people on the Altiplano lands. Though cultural identities of each community were the same, the unique behaviors and values of each village highlighted the importance of context in addressing infrastructure needs.

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The Changing International Marketplacets Western engineering principles of scalability and broad application. Sierra Leone knowledge is often passed down through generations to ‘designated‘ people who are thought to have a special link with their ancestors. Recognizing how different societies assess practitioners‘ qualifications to part

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00023-4alized societies. Insights that apply to both music and technology include (1) the power of societal dynamics to blind Western practitioners to the value of non-industrialized knowledge; (2) the reticence toward embracing the unfamiliar as valuable; and (3) the discomfort with going off-script and i