Guangdan Pan

Socio-biological Implications of Confucianism (eBook, PDF)

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Produktbeschreibung

A collection of academic articles most representative of Pan's insights on sociobiology, ethnology and eugenics

Offers an excellent point of entry into Pan's ideas on population and eugenics, his polemics on family and marriage, and his intellectual positioning and self-fashioning

Allows the reader to travel through history to appreciate the richness, elegance and refinement of the predecessors' English and enjoy the beauty of it

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
• Seitenzahl: 226
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783662445754
• Artikelnr.: 43788455

Inhaltsangabe

Eugenics and China: A Preliminary Survey of the Background.- Evaluation of Chinese Student Fraternities in America.- Social-biological Implications of Confucianism.- An Anthropological View on China's Troubles.- Why Christianity Fails in China.- China and Birth Control.- The Problem of the Cultural Hybrid.- Browbeating Prostitutions.- Familism and the Optimum Family.- The Meaning of a National Examination System .- Glimpses into the Universities.- Notes on Modern Marriage.- Chinese Colonization in Manchuria.- The Third Session of the Institute of Pacific Relations.- Selection and Athletic Prowess.- Bon Voyage to Chekiang Refugees.- Patrilineage and the Surname in the New Civil Code.- Consanguineous Marriage and the Law.- Genealogy in China.- The Late Mr. Yuan Hsi-tao.- Whither China's Womanhood?.- Japan's Rape on Civilization.- Since Darwin's Death.- Japan's Southward Policy.- Bankruptcy of Higher Education.- From Lausanne to Lousan.- Some Vital Statistics from Kuala Lumpur.- Manchuriaas China's "Life Line".- Havelock Ellis as a Humanist.- Construction for Rehabilitation.- Ma Chun-wu.- Educational Facilities at Home.- Birth Control and Oversea Chinese.- Eugenics and Birth Regulation.- The Chinese as Believers.