Learning to be Chinese : The political socialization of children in Taiwan

Attempts to explain the often puzzling behavior of the Chinese in terms of the concept of "face" and how Chinese children acquire attitudes toward authority, group cohesiveness, acceptable targets for aggression, and other nonpolitical but relevant aspects of personality. Data from 3 large...

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Autor principal: Wilson, Richard W.
Formato: Livro
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Publicado em: Cambridge M.I.T. Press 1970
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