Linked e-resources
Details
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments; Contents; Introduction; Part I; Chapter 1: Educating for the Twenty-First Century; Chapter 2: Building Harmony in Diversity; Chapter 3: Thoughts on a "Good Society"; Chapter 4: "Appreciate the Best Together" and Human Civilization; 4.1 The Issue of Civilization; 4.2 A Need of the Times; 4.3 Empirical Studies; 4.4 Attitudes and Values; 4.5 Cultural Blending; 4.6 Inspiration from Chinese Culture; 4.7 The Humanist Nature of Cross-Cultural Studies; 4.8 Appreciate the Best Together; 4.9 The Best of All Cultures; Part II; Chapter 5: Some Thoughts on "Cultural Self-Awareness"
Chapter 6: "Cultural Self-Awareness" and the Historical Responsibility of Chinese ScholarsChapter 7: From Retrospection to Cultural Self-Awareness and Exchange; Part III; Chapter 8: Thoughts on the Historical and Social Nature of Culture; Chapter 9: Diversity Within Integration; 9.1 The Space Dimension; 9.2 From Many Sources; 9.3 Neolithic Age Culture; 9.4 Appearance of the Han People; 9.5 Regional Integration; 9.6 Integration in the Central Plains; 9.7 Fresh Blood from the Northern Peoples; 9.8 The Han Contribution; 9.9 Han Expansion Southward; 9.10 Ethnic Movements in the Western Regions
9.11 Features of the Chinese National Entity9.12 Looking Toward the Future; Chapter 10: Challenges Facing Chinese Culture in the New Century; Chapter 11: Toward a Higher Culture; Part IV; Chapter 12: Rethinking the Relationship Between Man and Nature in Culture Theory; Chapter 13: Rethinking Cultural Values; 13.1 Introduction; 13.2 Review of My Academic Thinking; 13.3 Cross-Cultural Seminar; Chapter 14: Thoughts on the Advance of Industrial Civilization; Chapter 15: Cultural Issues in the Course of Global Integration; Part V; Chapter 16: Extending the Traditional Boundaries of Sociology
16.1 "Man and Nature" (tian ren zhi ji)16.2 The Spirit-Mind; 16.3 Culture and "Immortality"; 16.4 "Understanding Without Words" (zhi neng yihui); 16.5 "The Unmentioned Self"; 16.6 Empathy (jiang xin bi xin); 16.7 Methodology and Ancient Culture; 16.8 Epilogue; Chapter 17: Chinese Culture and Social Anthropology in the New Century-A Conversation Between Fei Xiaotong and Li Yiyuan; Chapter 18: Pioneering a New Academic Trend; Part VI; Chapter 19: Thoughts on the Cultural Resources of the Western Regions; 19.1 Comrades; Chapter 20: Nine Visits to Lanzhou: A Talk
Chapter 21: Cultural Tradition and InnovationChapter 22: Cultural Considerations on the Opening of the Western Regions; Chapter 23: From the People; My Early Years; A Conversation with Fei Xiaotong; Timeline of Chinese Dynasties; References; Part I; Part II; Part III; Part IV; Part V; Part VI
Chapter 6: "Cultural Self-Awareness" and the Historical Responsibility of Chinese ScholarsChapter 7: From Retrospection to Cultural Self-Awareness and Exchange; Part III; Chapter 8: Thoughts on the Historical and Social Nature of Culture; Chapter 9: Diversity Within Integration; 9.1 The Space Dimension; 9.2 From Many Sources; 9.3 Neolithic Age Culture; 9.4 Appearance of the Han People; 9.5 Regional Integration; 9.6 Integration in the Central Plains; 9.7 Fresh Blood from the Northern Peoples; 9.8 The Han Contribution; 9.9 Han Expansion Southward; 9.10 Ethnic Movements in the Western Regions
9.11 Features of the Chinese National Entity9.12 Looking Toward the Future; Chapter 10: Challenges Facing Chinese Culture in the New Century; Chapter 11: Toward a Higher Culture; Part IV; Chapter 12: Rethinking the Relationship Between Man and Nature in Culture Theory; Chapter 13: Rethinking Cultural Values; 13.1 Introduction; 13.2 Review of My Academic Thinking; 13.3 Cross-Cultural Seminar; Chapter 14: Thoughts on the Advance of Industrial Civilization; Chapter 15: Cultural Issues in the Course of Global Integration; Part V; Chapter 16: Extending the Traditional Boundaries of Sociology
16.1 "Man and Nature" (tian ren zhi ji)16.2 The Spirit-Mind; 16.3 Culture and "Immortality"; 16.4 "Understanding Without Words" (zhi neng yihui); 16.5 "The Unmentioned Self"; 16.6 Empathy (jiang xin bi xin); 16.7 Methodology and Ancient Culture; 16.8 Epilogue; Chapter 17: Chinese Culture and Social Anthropology in the New Century-A Conversation Between Fei Xiaotong and Li Yiyuan; Chapter 18: Pioneering a New Academic Trend; Part VI; Chapter 19: Thoughts on the Cultural Resources of the Western Regions; 19.1 Comrades; Chapter 20: Nine Visits to Lanzhou: A Talk
Chapter 21: Cultural Tradition and InnovationChapter 22: Cultural Considerations on the Opening of the Western Regions; Chapter 23: From the People; My Early Years; A Conversation with Fei Xiaotong; Timeline of Chinese Dynasties; References; Part I; Part II; Part III; Part IV; Part V; Part VI