A Comparative Study of Western and Chinses Cultures

PART Ⅰ A Probeinto Theoretical Problems
Chapter 1 Culture and Culturology
1．Culture
2．Cuhurology

Chapter 2 Western and Chinese Cultures
1．Western Culture
2．Chinese Culture

Chapter 3 Instability and Stability of Dominant Cultures
1．Instability of Dominant Western Cuhure
2．Stabihty of Dominant Chinese Culture

PART Ⅱ A Study of Subject-Object system
Chapter 4 The Influence On Culture Objective Nature
1．Western Civilization
2．Chinese Civilization

Chapter 5 The Influence ofCulture：Subjective Society
1．Value Dimensions
2．value Orientations

Chapter 6 The Dual Clmraeter：Ideals of Life
1．Chinese and Weste Humanism Concerning Ideals 0f Lif
2 Confuciani8m and Christianity Concerning Ideals of Life
3．Confucianism and Taoism Concerning Ideds of Life
4．The D0ctrine of the Golden Mean Concerning Ideds0f Life

PARTⅢA Study of Physical—Psychological System
Chapter 7 The Psychological World：WorId View
1．The Formation 0f Partieular World Views
2．Religion aS a World View
3．Religious Orientations
4．A Comparison of World Views

Chapter 8 The Physical World：Artistic Life。
1．Architectural Style
2．Painting and Drawing
3．Landscape Gardens
4．Culinary Art

Chapter 9 TheDual Character：FamilyStructure
1?Importance，Functions and Types of Families
2．Culture and Familv
3．A Comparison among Family Patterns

PARTⅣ A Study of Temporal-Spatial System
Chapter 10 Accmnulation：History and Government
1．The Influence of Historv and the Effect of a
History
2．Historical Accumulation of American CuIture
3．Historical Accumulation of Chinese Culture

Chapter 11 Influence：Environments andCultures
1．The Influence of Natural Environments
2．The Influence of Foreign Cultures

Chapter 12 The Dual Character：Globalization
1．The Drawbacks of Cuhural Globalization
2．Cultural Globalization：Not Americanization
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