Jin Li's book sheds light on the profound contrasts between how the self is perceived in Western and East Asian cultures, highlighting philosophical roots and their implications.
Li provides a rigorous exploration of self-conceptualization, revealing how Western emphasis on individualism contrasts sharply with East Asian focus on relationality and process.
The book emphasizes that while global exchanges may blur cultural lines, foundational philosophies regarding the self in both cultures are likely to persist.
By integrating philosophy with psychological research, Jin Li offers vital insights into the implications these differing self-concepts have for international relations and cultural understanding.
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