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Title: Organizational power and ethical subjectivity: in light of comparative historical semiotics
Creators: Li Youzheng
Collection: Электронные книги зарубежных издательств; Общая коллекция
Subjects: Organizational behavior.; Semiotics.; Knowledge management.; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Industrial Management.; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management.; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management Science.; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Organizational Behavior.; EBSCO eBooks
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Language: English
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Table of Contents

  • TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • PREFACE
  • FOREWORD
  • CHAPTER ONE THE GLOBAL-INSTITUTIONALIZED MIND: CRISIS AND PROSPECTS OF HUMAN SCIENCES/SEMIOTICS
  • CHAPTER Two POWER-ORGANIZING AND ETHIC-THINKING AS Two PARALLELED PRAXES IN THE HISTORICAL EXISTENCE OF MANKIND: A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF THEIR FUNCTIONAL SEGREGATION
  • CHAPTER THREE SEMIOTICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY: RETHINKING THE COMPOSITION OF HISTORICAL DISCOURSE
  • CHAPTER FOUR CROSS-POLITICAL PAN-COMMERCIALISM IN THE POST-MODERN AGE AND THE STRATEGIC GOAL OF THE GS-MODEL FOR REORGANIZING CROSS-CULTURAL HUMANITIES
  • CHAPTER FIVE "GENERAL SEMIOTICS" (GS) AS THE ALLROUND INTERDISCIPLINARY ORGANIZER: GS VS . PHILOSOPHICAL FUNDAMENTALISM
  • CHAPTER SIX REN
  • CHAPTER SEVEN SEMIOTICS AS THE RATIONAL ORGANIZER OF GLOBAL HUMAN SCIENCESSEMIOTIC THEORY: WESTERN PHILOSOPHY -CENTRALISM VS. GLOBAL INTERDISCIPLINARY THEORy
  • CHAPTER EIGHT CHINESE SEMIOTICS AND THE POSSIBLE CHANGE IN TYPOLOGY OF THEORETICAL SEMIOTICS DURING THE GLOBALIZATION PERIOD
  • CHAPTER NINE ON THE INSTITUTIONAL ASPECT OF INSTITUTIONALIZED AND INSTITUTIONALIZING SEMIOTICS
  • CHAPTER TEN THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL TURN IN THEORETICAL SEMIOTICS : FROM SIGNS IN THE NATURAL/CULTURAL WORLD TO THE SEMANTIC INSTITUTIONS OF ACADEMIC DISCOURSES
  • CHAPTER ELEVEN EPISTEMOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERCULTURAL SEMIOTIC MOVEMENT: TOWARDS A NEW ENLIGHTENMENT IN THE THEORETICAL PRACTICE OF MANKIND
  • CHAPTER TWELVE ON THE INSTITUTIONAL RESTRICTION OF ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES
  • CHAPTER THIRTEEN RU (1rm)-POLITICAL-RELIGION AND A SEMIOTIC RE-DESCRIPTION OF CHINESE ACADEMIC IDEOLOGy
  • CHAPTER FOURTEEN NON-WESTERN SEMIOTICS AND ITS POSSIBLE IMP ACT ON THE COMPOSITION OF SEMIOTICS THEORY IN FUTURE
  • CHAPTER FIFTEEN THE FORMATION OF CHINESE HUMANIST ETHICS: FROM A HERMENEUTIC-SEMIOTICHISTORIOGRAPHIC POINT OF VIEW
  • CHAPTER SIXTEEN SIGNIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF NON-VERBAL SIGNS IN THE CONFUCIANIST RITUAL SYSTEM
  • CHAPTER SEVENTEEN DISTINGUISHING REALITY FROM DISCOURSE IN CHINESE HISTORIOGRAPHY: FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF HISTORICAL SEMIOTIC
  • CHAPTER EIGHTEEN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY AND SEMIOTICS
  • CHAPTER NINETEEN TOWARDS A MINIMAL COMMON GROUND FOR HUMANIST DIALOGUE: A COMPARATNE ANALYSIS OF CONFUCIAN ETHICS AND AMERICAN ETHICAL HUMANISM
  • CHAPTER TWENTY SIGNIFICANCE AND PERSPECTNE OF THE CHINESE-WESTERN SEMIOTIC DIALOGUE
  • CHAPTER TWENTY -ONE MODERN THEORY AND TRADITIONAL CHINESE HISTORIOGRAPHy
  • A BRIEF INTELLECTUAL RETROSPECTIVE TO THE CAREER OF THE AUTHOR AND HIS SEMIOTIc/THEORETICAL HUMANITIES PRACTICES
  • AUTHOR' S BIBLIOGRAPHY

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