An exploration of the conflict between traditional Chinese ideology and modern Chinese business practice
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This review is from: The Otherness of Self: A Genealogy of Self in Contemporary China (Paperback)
This is an ambitious book that pushes the paradigm of anthropology beyond its more traditional study of a people's way of interpreting the world. Liu connects the epistemological project of culture to questions of ontology, and in so doing, explodes the possiblities of ethnology. He also neatly synthesizes a great deal of contemporary philosophical and anthropological thought in the process. For thinking readers.
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