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1 Eastern/Chinese Worldviews Taoism Confucianism Buddhism Modernity

2 Where is the East ?

3 Countries in the East

4 Some Elements of Eastern Worldviews Interconnectivity (Cosmic Harmony) Balance/Stability (Social Harmony) Social Heirarchy (Respect Authority) Social Decorum (Fulfill Your Duties) Respect Tradition Collectivism (We before I) Filial Piety (Loyalty to Family/Ancestors) Extreme Value of Education Gaining, Losing, and Giving “Face” Taoism Confucianism Buddhism

5 West & East How Culture Influences People

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7 Assignment on 11-04

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