Indian civilization to the Western materialist model claiming objectivity

"cultural challenges"

Abstract

This study took care of the issue of (bias), which is one of the most important research issues in curricula, cognitive models, standards and research tools, and it is a common issue in the field of humanities and a problem related to this research field.  Most of the attention was focused on the bias of Arab and Islamic societies to the Western materialistic cognitive model, so the study tried to clarify the existence of latent values ​​and metaphors embedded in the macro and partial models that express a Western cultural cognitive bias that is not necessarily compatible with our privacy, but sometimes represents a cognitive rupture. It was not necessary to remove the mask from the objective and scientific claim that the Western model confers on itself to penetrate nations and form the culture of peoples according to a Western materialistic vision that constitutes a limited civilizational content that does not, in fact, bear the character of universality or impartiality. The study cited many researches that proved the support of abstract objectivity in the field of human sciences.  It showed that value and ideological biases are a dominant feature of all research in this human field, and they are hidden and latent biases, and they determine the beginning of the researcher's choices and research paths and affect his results. This, of course, called for a scientific, civilized and intellectual position that warns of the need to create cognitive models that stem from the doctrine of monotheism.  Which has the duality of soul and body, the world and the hereafter, tangible in existence and existing in the world of the unseen, provided that this cognitive model of creativity meets the scientific need and explains cosmic phenomena and deals with the requirements of man as a two-dimensional creature; It is not reduced to a rigid material dimension