Results: Amy Chua Stirs Controversy With New Book
Published on 01/08/2014
Amy Chua’s new book “The Triple Package: How three unlikely traits Explain the Rise And Fall Of Cultural Groups In America has been the topic of debate as it states that there are 8 cultural groups that are superior to other cultures and make them more likely to excel. According to Jed Rubenfeld who is a co-author in this book, the main reason these groups excel is because they have a triple package: a superiority complex, insecurity, and impulse control. In response to the assertions made, many are arguing that the book is racist and certain stereotypes groups of people as being the same.
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Are you familiar with the author Amy Chua?
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In the book the following eight cultural groups are viewed as being superior to other cultures: Mormons, Cuban exiles, Nigerian Americans, Indian Americans, Chinese Americans, American Jews, Iranian Americans and Lebanese Americans. After viewing the following cultural groups, do you believe that they are more superior to other cultural groups? Yes, I think they are all more superior to other cultural groups
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Do you belong to one of the eight cultural groups listed? Yes, I belong to one of the eight cultural groups that was listed
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Do you think that the claims made in this book are racist and stereotypes groups of people? I only think the book is racist
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I think the book is racist and stereotypes groups of people
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Do you think you will purchase this book when it becomes available in stores? Yes
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