Untitled by Kim, Eun Y. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Contents Preface Introduction—America in the Twenty-First Century 1 Closing of the American Mind Opening of the American Mind Vision of a World-Class Culture Part One—The Yang of American Culture: Celebration of American Virtues Dreaming the Impossible Frontier Spirit Seeing Everybody as Equal Daring to Be Yourself Individual Merit Separation of Personal and Professional Competitive Spirit Systematic Planning and Organization Flexible Systems, Flexible Roles Empowerment of Women Releasing Human Potential Openness and Friendliness Pursuit of Fun Turning Scars into Stars Being Practical Sharing Romantic Feelings Remaining Active throughout Life Respect for Children’s Voices Exposing Children to the Work Ethic Volunteerism Generosity Embracing World Service Preservation and Conservation Part Two—The Yin of American Culture: Liberation of American Vices Expectation of an Easy Life Insistence on Rights Refusal to Grow Up Never Slowing Down Obsession with Control Too Many Choices Wastefulness Too Much Ownership, Too Little Enjoyment Obsession with Big Unhealthy and Overindulgent Eating Lack of Loyalty Impersonal Relationships Overemphasis on Independence Suing Anybody, Anytime, and Anywhere Overuse of Warnings and Tips Families at Risk Insufficient Emphasis on Filial Piety Poor Basic Education Inability to Speak Foreign Languages

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