According to Appiah, "The move from 'civilization' to 'culture' was the result of arguments. The move away from evaluation came first, once people recognized that much evaluation of other cultures by the Europeans and Americans who invented anthropology had been both ..."

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The phrase "both scientific and rigid" suggests an overly positive evaluation of European and American anthropology, which is not supported by Appiah's argument. The phrases "political and social" and "tested and confirmed" are also not supported by Appiah's argument. Appiah specifically mentions "ignorant and biased" as the result of evaluations of other cultures by Europeans and Americans, leading to the move from "civilization" to "culture."

According to Appiah, "The Move from 'Civilization' to 'Culture' Was