英文摘要 |
Human rights scholars habitually attribute obstacles to human rights education or practice to the authoritarian personality and values formed in an authoritarian society. Based on research results from social psychology, this paper discusses the myth of attribution to authoritarianism alone. In fact, in-depth analysis shows that an obstacle to human rights education is the Chinese social structure of rule from above and its accompanying values. A discussion of how these traditional values and norms may be changed is then undertaken based on a social cognitive approach. |