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August 17, 2025Journal of cultural interaction in East Asia

Different Perceptions of “Interconnection” in Global History in the East and West – Possible Contributions from the East Asian Tradition to the Study of Global History

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XLXuetao LiBeijing Foreign Studies University

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Discussion reveals differing philosophies on ‘interconnection’ from the East Asian and Western traditions, suggesting new theoretical foundations for global history.

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Examines the contrasting perceptions of interconnection in global history between the East Asian and Western traditions, revealing insights for today's global context.
Highlights Richard Nisbett’s analysis of thought patterns in East and West, indicating how these philosophies influence interpretations of global history.
Explores how East Asian views on change and interconnection differ from the stability-focused Western thought, emphasizing dynamic environmental interactions.
Suggests that integrating Eastern philosophies on interconnection can enrich our understanding of global history issues, bridging cultural perspectives.

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Xuetao Li (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36c360a429f797333087e https://doi.org/10.1515/jciea-2025-0007

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Discussion reveals differing philosophies on ‘interconnection’ from the East Asian and Western traditions, suggesting new theoretical foundations for global history.

Different Perceptions of “Interconnection” in Global History in the East and West – Possible Contributions from the East Asian Tradition to the Study of Global History

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Different Perceptions of “Interconnection” in Global History in the East and West – Possible Contributions from the East Asian Tradition to the Study of Global History

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