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According to the philosophical critique by Tetsuro Watsuji, what is the central argument regarding Western philosophical conceptions of the subject?
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- 1Modern Western philosophy successfully avoids individualistic self-referential abstractions.
- 2Watsuji completely agrees with the ego-cogito and categorical frameworks of Descartes and Kant.
- 3Western conceptions of the subject are problematically and unfairly universalized beyond their specific cultural contexts.✓
- 4Western philosophy is inherently superior to Eastern philosophical systems.
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Western conceptions of the subject are problematically and unfairly universalized beyond their specific cultural contexts.
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