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differential mode of association: a standalone construct

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East Asian studies

a model of Chinese society as concentric circles of relationships around each person, like ripples in water.

In East Asian studies, differential mode of association refers to a model of Chinese society as concentric circles of relationships around each person, like ripples in water. This meaning comes from Fei (1992) in From the soil.[1]

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References

Fei, X. (1992). From the soil: The foundations of Chinese society (G. G. Hamilton & Z. Wang, Trans.). University of California Press. ISBN 9780520912489

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