西中文明比照(英文影印版)

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chapter 3 wcwcc as a university course
1 how to approach a reading in wcwcc
1.1 inspeetion
1.2 interpretation
1 3 comparison
1.4 generalization
2 advice for prospective students and teachers
2.i sell’一study vei’sus in—course study
2.2 a 01le—selllester version
2.3 u，ldp¨t“ndi，坦is m()l·e important than knowledge
3 critical thinking and academic writing in english
3.0 introduction
3.1 debate：the concentrated form of westernargumentation
3.2 cllmparative guidelines r11r argumentaftve writing
3.3 the basic：tripartite[three—part]stru(：ture
3.4 the model of modern sciene
3.5 questions of focus：forests and trees
3.6 seeking a workable thesis statement
3.7 the importance of comparative topics
3.8 schematic model for structuring all argument
3.9 conclusion
chapter 4 module 0.1 groundwork
module 0.1.1 working concepts for wcwcc
0.1.1.1 mapping ethnocentrism
0.1.1.2 cuhures and civilizati()hs：definitions andproblems
0.1.1.3 thirteen working premises for comparative civilizatiton studies
0.1.1.4 the idea of a cultural construct
0.1.1.5 worldviews and paradigms
0.1.1.6 modernity as a touchstone concept in wcwcc
0.1.1.7 the place of history
0.1.1.8 false friends
module 0.1.2 tentative comparisons：china and the
0. 1. 2. 1 guidelines for credible civilizational comparisons
0.1.2.2 a chinese—based comparison：prof.gu zhengkun’sseven laws
0.1.2.3 intersecting cultural constructs：dn a and the yijing west
0.1.2.4 simplified binary comparisons：china and the west
module 0.1. 3 intermediate conclusion