Melanie Meng Xue
- Lieu
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Îlot Bernard du Bois
- Amphithéâtre
AMU - AMSE
5-9 boulevard Maurice Bourdet
13001 Marseille - Date(s)
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Lundi 13 novembre 2023
11:30 à 12:45 - Contact(s)
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Nicolas Clootens : nicolas.clootens[at]univ-amu.fr
Romain Ferrali : romain.ferrali[at]univ-amu.fr - Plus d'information
Résumé
This study undertakes a comprehensive analysis of China's historical values, mindsets, and beliefs, employing oral traditions and gazetteers as primary data sources. This study examines fundamental cultural norms and psychological notions, including kinship, honesty, temporal perspectives, and supernatural beliefs. The research findings demonstrate a robust correlation between enduring cultural characteristics and present-day economic development. The importance of examining cultural values over time is shown through a specific examination of social capital. This case study emphasizes how social capital has adapted in the face of significant societal transformations, such as civil conflicts and the adoption of Christianity.