Asian perspectives on psychology
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Asian perspectives on psychology
(Cross-cultural research and methodology series, v. 19)
Sage Publications, 1997
- : ii
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Includes bibliographical reference (p. [333]-369) and indexes
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Description
Focusing on what makes psychology in Asia distinct from that in the West, the contributors to this volume present perspectives and approaches to psychological knowledge as practised in Asian countries. The original essays cover: socialization and development; cognition and emotion; social behaviour and personality; and indigenous approaches to health by experts from different countries.
The contributors make the case that Asian psychologists, as distinct from their Western colleagues, take into account the spiritual and transcendental, are more practically oriented and show a greater concern for larger societal and personal issues. The aim of the volume is to demonstrate how Asian psychological traditions can provide fresh perspectives to enrich the discipline, and to argue for a greater complementarity between Western and Eastern approaches.
Table of Contents
The Journey to the East - Durganand Sinha and Henry S R Kao
An Introduction
PART ONE: BASIC AND GENERAL ISSUES
Orientations to Psychology - Durganand Sinha and Mala Sinha
Asian and Western
Filipino Psychology - Virgilio G Enriquez
Concepts and Methods
PART TWO: SPECIAL AREAS
A: SOCIALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Socialization of Chinese Children - Quicheng Jing and Chuanwen Wan
Socialization in the Indian Context - T S Saraswathi and Shefali Pai
The Affective and Cognitive Aspects of Moral Development - Hing Keung Ma
A Chinese Perspective
B: COGNITION AND EMOTION
Language and Thought - Rumjahn Hoosain
Emotion - Anand C Paranjape and Gira S Bhatt
A Perspective from the Indian Tradition
C: SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND PERSONALITY
Asian Collectivism - Uichol Kim
An Indigenous Perspective
Justice in Chinese Societies - Chi-yue Chiu and Ying-yi Hong
A Chinese Perspective
Distributive Justice in the Indian Perspective - Lila Krishnan
Dispute Processing - Kwok Leung and Ruth Mei-tai Fan
An Asian Perspective
Indian Perspectives on Leadership and Power in Organizations - Jai B P Sinha
Theories and Research in Chinese Personality - Kuo-Shu Yang
An Indigenous Approach
D: INDIGENOUS APPROACHES TO HEALTH
Research on Stress and Coping - David J Lam and Madan N Palsane
Contemporary Asian Approaches
Maharishi's Vedic Psychology - David W Orme-Johnson, Eva Zimmerman and Mark Hawkins
The Science of the Cosmic Psyche
Chinese Qigong Research - Allen Dorcas
An Overview
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