A Daoist Confucian Millenium

	The Confucian Renaissance shows how the Confucian vision of a citizen's place in and responsibility to society has affected politics, business, education, law and the bureaucracy in Asia - and how these areas have been organised differently from their Western counterparts, in ways seemingly more appropriate to the modern world. Limited stock is available from the supplier, To purchase click on the left book title.
	'Reg Little and Warren Reed have separated themselves from other observers of Asia with the power, clarity, and prescience of their insights .. Little and Reed continue their admirable tradition of dispelling myth and explaining useful truths.' - (James Fallows, author) // 'With insight accrued from careers in the Australia Diplomatic Service and the Australian Secret Intelligence Service .. Little and Reed comprehensively examine how Western precepts constrain our attitudes, knowledge and performance. This item is available as (e)Book only. To purchase click on the left book title.
	The assumptions that derive from histories and mythologies all need to be re-evaluated with fresh eyes. This process must be informed by an understanding of contrasting legacies that still guide East Asian behaviour and thought. A Confucian-Daoist Millennium? outlines this challenge to past certainties by exploring ten selected features of the traditions of East Asia. It challenges both intellectual apartheid and a deeper, grim intellectual indolence that has long overshadowed Anglo-American achievement. Hardcover / (e)Book
	Listen to 2 ½ hours of Reginald Little, presenting this views of the world to an enthralled audience of Queensland Public Servants. This discourse is based on his book A Confucian-Daoist Millennium? Hear the author speak first-hand about what moved him and how.
	Reginald Little presents a challenging discourse based on his book "A Confucian Daoist Millennium? ". He discusses in a MasterClass differences and leadership qualities of leaders in anglo-american and asian societies. Substantial time is devoted to a discussion of leadership in the public service. Widescreen movie DVD, 1:15 hours. To purchase click on the left DVD icon.
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