Can Asians Think?

Challenging the notion of Western civilization as the sole universal force, this book posits that other cultures, particularly Asian civilizations, can significantly contribute to humanity's progress. The author, celebrated for his insights, draws parallels to historical figures like Toynbee and Weber, emphasizing the importance of a new Confucian ethic. The fourth edition includes fresh essays that further develop these themes, encouraging a broader understanding of global civilization dynamics.