Precarious Universality Joy Hasler This Seventh Edition encourages active

This Seventh Edition encourages active learning for students through skill-building exercises

Drawing on inspirational yet practical examples of health reform in Vietnam

cognitively-focused understandings of self-talk

offering insights into infrastructure's reproduction and destruction

Precarious Universality Joy Hasler This Seventh Edition encourages activePrecarious Universality explores the diverse and complex ways that the engagement of Chinese literature with Russia in the twentieth century grappled with universality, both as a challenge to be overcome and as an aspirational ideal. Roy Chan argues that Chinese cultural interest in Russia was not solely due to political expedience but instead constituted a broader meditation on what it means to be modern. Russia became a dynamic pivot around which