The Geography of Thought: How Asians and Westerners Think Differently - and Why
Richard E. Nisbett explores how cultural environments may influence the ways Asians and Westerners perceive, reason, and understand the world. The book offers a comparative look at patterns of thought and considers why meaningful differences in cognition can emerge across cultures.
About This Book
The Geography of Thought examines differences in how Asians and Westerners think, as indicated by its subtitle.
Richard E. Nisbett presents a cross-cultural perspective on the relationship between cultural settings and patterns of thought.
The book considers why these differences may arise and how they can influence the way people understand the world.
It offers readers an accessible introduction to comparative thinking across Asian and Western cultures.
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