Not quite. Contrarianism rejects popular views for the sake of being different. Inversionism goes further: it reflexively opposes dominant power (e.g. the West), treating that opposition as a moral and epistemic rule, regardless of the facts.
Not quite. Contrarianism rejects popular views for the sake of being different. Inversionism goes further: it reflexively opposes dominant power (e.g. the West), treating that opposition as a moral and epistemic rule, regardless of the facts.
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