From Sun Yat-sen’s Ideology to a Comparative Social Thought Analysis: Taiwan and France

The intellectual legacies of Sun Yat-sen and Émile Durkheim, though emerging from distinct historical and cultural contexts, offer complementary frameworks for understanding the underpinnings of societal stability and progress. Sun Yat-sen’s Three Principles of the People—nationalism, democracy, and social welfare—provided the ideological foundation for overthrowing the Qing Dynasty and establishing the Republic of China, an … Continue reading From Sun Yat-sen’s Ideology to a Comparative Social Thought Analysis: Taiwan and France →

Development of Technological Art: A Comparative Analysis Between France and Germany

From an economic perspective, the differences between France and Germany in the field of technological art reflect distinct choices in resource allocation and public policy priorities. These differences have deep cultural and economic implications, shaping each country’s approach to innovation, education, and social development. Resource allocation and cultural preferences play a central role in these … Continue reading Development of Technological Art: A Comparative Analysis Between France and Germany →