Why is it useful to distinguish between the Western model of society and a hegemonic model?
A) There is no one Western model of society but there is a distinct hegemonic model
B) There is a difference between structure and agency
C) The West is a contested space where the hegemon determines its character
D) While the West has a moral culpability, the hegemonic model is a structure and lacks agency
E) There is a causality between the Western model of society and the hegemonic model

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The Western model of society is diverse and not singular, whereas a hegemonic model implies a dominant, singular influence or control, making it useful to distinguish between the two.

Why Is It Useful to Distinguish Between the Western Model