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* Auhelawa people have always seen themselves as //tomowa//, a type of being that exists alongside other beings seen and unseen. Today //tomowa// is a narrower category because people limit its meaning to the same as the English word //human//. | * Auhelawa people have always seen themselves as //tomowa//, a type of being that exists alongside other beings seen and unseen. Today //tomowa// is a narrower category because people limit its meaning to the same as the English word //human//. | ||
* Being tomowa is defined in opposition to nature, rather than coexistence with many different beings. | * Being tomowa is defined in opposition to nature, rather than coexistence with many different beings. | ||
- | * People take for granted that //papuwa// (Papuans) and //dimdim// (white people) are both //tomowa// because //papuwa// and //dimdim// are God’s children. By contrast, spirits and dwarfs are beliefs have about the world, not facts. | + | * People take for granted that //papuwa// (Papuans) and //dimdim// (white people) are both //tomowa// because //papuwa// and //dimdim// are God’s children. By contrast, spirits and dwarfs are beliefs |
A universal humanity is a basis for human equality: All people are equal because they are fundamentally the same. | A universal humanity is a basis for human equality: All people are equal because they are fundamentally the same. |
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