The Asian communication debate : culture-specificity, culture-generality, and beyond by Wang, Georgette, Kuo, Eddie Chen-Yu

“…Critical discussion of Asian communication theory began in the 1980s, fermented in the 1990s, and in recent years was enriched by the criticism of Eurocentrism. Significant progress has been made in the pursuit of theory construction, especially in areas that closely deal with culture and communication issues, e.g., intercultural communication, postcolonial or cultural studies. …”
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Beyond ethnocentrism in communication theory : towards a culture-centric approach by Kuo, Eddie Chen-Yu, Chew, Han Ei

“…Communications scholars have been challenging the universality of Eurocentric scholarship, which they argue to be a form of intellectual imperialism imposing its provincial ideals and masquerading these as universal. …”
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Dean Mahomet’s Travels : multiple borders, cross-cultural spaces, and syncretic identity (Article) by Chakravarty, Chandrava

“…We hear, perhaps for the first time, the voice of a “subaltern” writer, who manipulates the Eurocentric historiography of the colonial times to challenge the “center” and “margins” of the Western imperial discourse.…”
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An imagined reality — talking back to the enlightenment : practicing anti-racist teaching and learning in eighteenth-century British literature (Roundtable) by Nevarez, Jasmine

“…The 1619 Project brings awareness to the Eurocentricity of US history because it provides a space for Black activists, writers, and innovators to rewrite the history themselves. …”
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