The Geography of Thought

Description:

A professor of psychology examines the divergent ways in which eastern and western cultures view the world, offering suggestions about how today's interdependent global cultures may be bridged.

subjects: Comparative Philosophy,  Cross-cultural studies,  Philosophy,  Philosophy, Comparative,  Thought and thinking,  East and West,  Cognition and culture,  Western Countries,  Comparative Psychology,  Ethnopsychology,  New York Times reviewed,  Cross-Cultural Comparison,  Mental Processes,  Western World,  Psychology, comparative,  Cross-cultural comparison--far east,  Mental processes--far east,  Psychology, comparative--far east,  Western world--far east,  Bf311 .n565 2003,  2003 j-050,  Bf 311 n724g 2003,  153.4,  Anthropology,  Far East