To See Ourselves
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A01=Godwin C Chu
A01=Steven H Chaffee
A01=Yanan Ju
A01=Zhongdang Pan
American culture
American Respondents
Author_Godwin C Chu
Author_Steven H Chaffee
Author_Yanan Ju
Author_Zhongdang Pan
Authority Hierarchy
Category=JHB
China Sample
China Survey
Chinese Communist Party
Chinese culture
Chinese Respondents
Chinese Rural Residents
comparative sociology
Confucian ethics
Confucian values
Cross-cultural Comparability
cross-cultural psychology
cultural adaptation research
Dummy Variables
East West Center
eq_bestseller
eq_isMigrated=1
eq_isMigrated=2
eq_nobargain
eq_non-fiction
eq_society-politics
family culture
Large Families
Linear Evolutionary Model
Male Female Relationships
Media Exposure Measures
Middle Age Cohort
Segmented Regression Analyses
Significant Contingent Effects
Significant Cross-national Differences
Significant Curvilinear Effects
social relationship dynamics
Stern Influences
Traditional Confucian Culture
Traditional Confucian Values
traditional values transformation in societies
United States
value system analysis
Vice Versa
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780367274429
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 148 x 233mm
- Publication Date: 31 Oct 2022
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This study compares the ever-changing cultural values of contemporary China and the contemporary United States. Surveying 2000-Shanghi area residents and villagers as well as 2500 US citizens, the authors examine to what extent there has been a loss of "traditional" values in the United States. The book looks at value systems in both cultures associated with family relationships, kinship ties, male-female relationships, and general interpersonal relationships - the fundamental social relationships comprising the social fabric of a society. The authors conclude that although both societies have experienced changes in this century, they have followed quite different paths. In exploring the extent to which this process has differed, the authors address the following questions: what traditional Confucian values persist in China after 40 years of communist indoctrination and the recent "invasion" of Western culture? How are fundamental human relationships viewed in the United States? How do these two societies differ today, both in adherence to traditional values and in the dynamics of value change? These and many more issues are explored.
Pan, Zhongdang; Chaffee, Steven H; Chu, Godwin C; Ju, Yanan
