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   Aug 2, 2023 · Starting from an indigenous theory of cultural comparisons, Fei Xiaotong's concepts of 'group pattern' (tuanti geju) versus 'differential pattern' (chaxu geju), I review the contemporary...

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   Starting from an indig-enous theory of cultural comparisons, Fei Xiaotong's concepts of 'group pattern' (tuanti geju) versus 'differential pattern' (chaxu geju), I review the contemporary literature on 'collectivism' in social psychology and management sciences.

3. link.springer.com › content › pdfRediscovering Fei Xiaotong: Blending Indigenous Chinese ...

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   • Problems and Limitations in Fei’s Theorizing
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   The assimilation of the theoretical and methodological constructions of Western sociology into the investigation of primarily reform oriented social research prob-lems of twentieth century China, is the background to the work done by most of the pioneering Chinese sociologists such as Fei Xiaotong. The aim of this paper is to analyse the movement o...

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   Fei opens his first chapter of the book, by declaring that the Chinese society is fun-damentally rural. The reason for this is held in its foundation which is based on soil and its economic function of agriculture. The agricultural occupation is held as an anchorage to the soil, and therefore to the particular locale. Owing to its usually community...

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   In this section, we have looked into the various problems in Fei’s theorizing, that are to a large extent contextual in nature. Given the turbulence of the time period when he conducted his studies in China, there are a few limitations that have not been addressed in detail in his works. We have described them briefly as follows.

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4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 348289891(PDF) Rethinking Cultural Competence Education in the Global ...

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   Considering the strengths and weaknesses of current approaches to cultural competence education, this article aims to elucidate the significance of the notion of cultural self-awareness...

5. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullEmpire, Tianxia and Great Unity: A historical examination and ...

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   Sep 13, 2017 · Chinese scholars have been devoted to developing a vision of a society of ‘Great Unity’ (Datong; 大同) over the past century. Based on historical exanimation, this article aims to explore new approaches of China’s international communication.

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   Jan 31, 2022 · The assimilation of the theoretical and methodological constructions of Western sociology into the investigation of primarily reform oriented social research problems of twentieth century China, is the background to the work done by most of the pioneering Chinese sociologists such as Fei Xiaotong.

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   When did Fei Xiaotong die?

   • The writings of Fei Xiaotong span the entire post-Imperial era of China till as recent as 2005, when he finally died. ... ... It is a book written for a Chinese audience by a Chinese scholar to explain the distinct nature of Chinese society in its differences from the Western world.

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   How does Fei characterise Chinese culture?

   • In this frame, Fei's characterisation of Chinese culture can be restated in terms of the aspects of 'individualism', 'relational embeddedness' and 'verticality'. I argue that Fei's anticipation of modern research may be rooted in a feedback of culture-bound cognition to theory formation.

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   How does Fei contribute to socio-cultural relationship in rural China?

   • Fei makes use of a functional approach to draw connections between the rural, primarily agricultural institutions of China and the socio-cultural normative aspects to keep the socio-cultural relationship in rural Chinese society stable (Xu et al., 2018; Wei-pang, 1979).

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   Does Fei Xiaotong's model of concentric circles apply to modern urban society?

   • Confirming the relevance of Fei Xiaotong's model of concentric circles for modern urban society, Chinese society could be described as structured by autonomous agents who are relationally embedded in a collective value model (Herrmann-Pillath 2016; Chang and Lee 2012).

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   Who is Fei Xiaotong?

   • Fei Xiaotong was born in born into a traditional gentry family in Wujiang County, Jiangsu Province, on November 2, 1910, the last year of the Qing dynasty, where he lived for the first ten years of his life (Arkush, 1981). His mother founded one of China’s first kindergarten schools (Arkush, 2006).

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   What are the two modes of Association envisioned by Fei?

   • In the second section of the article, we delve into the two modes of association as envisioned by Fei—Tuantigeju (or organizational mode of association), individual based Western societies and Chaxugeju (or diferential mode of association) network based Chinese society.

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8. link.springer.com › content › pdfIntegrating Chinese and Western knowledge: a case of scholar ...

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   Against this backdrop, this article investigates the personal and academic expe-riences and scholarship of a prominent Chinese scholar, Fei Xiaotong ( 費孝通, 1910–2005), to search for ways of integrating Chinese and Western knowledge in research.