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    globalization‚ modernization: all terms used to describe the progression and growth of a country. For those countries who were once colonies of Europe‚ this modernization period proves particularly interesting. In a Brazilian context‚ the growth and progression throughout the periods leading up to‚ and following‚ independence prove to be some of the most crucial in regards to reformation throughout the country. The arrival of the Portuguese Court in 1807 brought a speedy modernization unlike that of

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    Comparison and Contrasts of Buddhism and Taoism Around 2500 years ago‚ two major Eastern religions arose that attempted to discern the causes of human suffering and the steps needed to end it. These two‚ Buddhism and Taoism‚ originated from two very different places yet are incredibly similar. Siddhartha Gautama‚ an Indian prince who became the enlightened Buddha‚ is recognized as the founder of Buddhism; Taoism has no recognized founder but was instead developed by many great teachers‚ the most

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    History 105: The Rise of the West 8/8/14 Why Not China? The various innovations and advances many humans encountered‚ emerged in large cities and civilizations. The largest civilizations began in the Near East‚ India‚ and China. However‚ none of these civilizations were capable of rising to the top like how Europe and the New World were able to. For centuries‚ China transformed and developed the world with its many great inventions and discoveries. China has been the longest civilization to ever exist

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    Confucians in China and the Tang dynasty didn’t like Buddhism - Doc 2‚ Doc 3‚ Doc 4‚ Doc 5 When Buddhism which was spreaded by southernization in the first century‚ was gaining popularity in China during about 220 CE to 570 CE‚ which was when China experienced a period of instability and disunity or the war and rebellion state. After the spread of Buddhism‚ the imperial structure was finally restored. It’s clearly shown that Buddhism actually brought good things to happen which caused China to restore

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    syncretism had not occurred in very early on in the Eastern Cultures of Indian and China. These have to do with the adaptability of religion and focus on discipline and work culture. Not all world religions are equally open to economic changes. The adaptability of a religious tradition may be measured by whether its sacred texts are open to translation and interpretation. This was not the case with Buddhism‚ Confucianism or Hinduism. There are various books and interpretations of Hinduism and Budhism

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    over by a new person. India went back to independent city states when a ruler fell. China was generally able to be re-united through a ruler India was not‚ India was not able to be united in the north due to invasions from bordering countries. The only person to unite India was Ashoka Maurya Similarities: Both were patriarchal societies. Major cities were built along major water ways‚ India (The indus river) China (the yellow river) Both countries used forced labor (slaves‚ pows‚ etc). Used water

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    kind‚ China has found itself introduced to Buddhism in approximately 1000 BC (Ikeda 1976: 6). This world religion has a variety of teachings and practices. Buddhism found itself syncretised by Chinese traditions‚ ideologies and already existing religions. Three of the main teachings of Buddhism include Theravada‚ Vajrayana‚ and Mahayana (Ikeda 1976: 3-4). In China we can observe the likes of Mahayana as the principle teaching of Buddhism. It can be understood the religious domain of china pre-Buddhist

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    giant‚ had considered China the keystone of its marketing effort in Asia. Years of effort and the development of a large direct marketing organisation in that country had made operations in China its most profitable and most rapidly growing market in Asia. On 21 April 1998 senior company officials from the New York headquarters and throughout Asia had gathe red in Guangzhou for what was supposed to be a festive occasion. During the meeting William Pryor‚ Avon ’s head of China operations‚ was called

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    (Spring 2013) The Controversy of the Modernization of Japan (late 1800s-early 1900s) During the Meiji era‚ Japan underwent a major change from functioning and running under the system Tokugawa shogunate to the modern era. The Meiji era brought about changes that affected Japan’s social‚ economic‚ political‚ military and foreign relations policies. Drawing upon influences from Europe and America‚ many Japanese people embraced modernization as an attempt to be able to stand up in their

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    Vol. 1. Robertson‚ R. “Globality: A Mainly Western View‚” a lecture given at Tsinghua University on November 26‚ 2002. Smith‚ C. & Ward‚ G. (2000). Indigenous Cultures in an Interconnected World. Vancouver: UBC Press. Overholt‚ W. H. (May 19‚ 2005). China and Globalization. Retrieved from http://www.rand.org/pubs/testimonies/2005/RAND_CT244.pdf Wang‚ Yi. (2007). Globalization Enhances Cultural Identity. Intercultural Communication Studies. XVI: 1

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