''Why Am I Who I Am?' Constructing the Cultural Self in Multicultural Perspective

Article Abstract:

The narrative of Dora Shu-fang Dien provides insight into the process of constructing a self in a multicultural context. The concept of cultural identity is discussed in relation to Dien's narrative.

Psychological aspects, Multiculturalism

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Personal and Cultural Identity

Article Abstract:

The relationship between personal identity and culture is discussed in response to an article by Dora Shu-fang Dien. Topics include socialization, processes of value transmission, and the differences between Chinese and Japanese societies.

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Identity Formation across Cultures: The Interaction of Personal, Societal, and Historical Change

Article Abstract:

The way various levels of change affect one person's life, including the personal, societal and historical levels, are discussed in response to an article by Dora Shu-fang Dien. The value of the narrative approach is also considered.

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