GoodWork Paper 12: High Abilities and Excellence: A Cultural Perspective
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Author(s): Jin Li
Editor(s): Jeff Solomon, Series Editor
Media: Paper
Description: This paper presents an argument that, while high ability and excellence assume universal foundations, culture also has a role to play in how these human qualities are conceptualized and developed. Culture‘s role is also indispensable in delineating models of excellence and in making these models available to its members. The paper discusses aspects that may be common across cultures. It then compares Chinese notions and examples from recent empirical data with their well researched and described Western counterparts to discuss possible cross cultural differences in conceptualization and development of high ability and excellence. The paper concludes by considering implications for future research in this area.
Author(s): Jin Li
Editor(s): Jeff Solomon, Series Editor
Media: Paper
Description: This paper presents an argument that, while high ability and excellence assume universal foundations, culture also has a role to play in how these human qualities are conceptualized and developed. Culture‘s role is also indispensable in delineating models of excellence and in making these models available to its members. The paper discusses aspects that may be common across cultures. It then compares Chinese notions and examples from recent empirical data with their well researched and described Western counterparts to discuss possible cross cultural differences in conceptualization and development of high ability and excellence. The paper concludes by considering implications for future research in this area.
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