John Makeham

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John Makeham is a prominent scholar known for his work on the intersections of culture, ethnicity, and politics in contemporary Taiwan. His research delves into the complexities of national identity and how these themes manifest in modern Taiwanese society. Makeham's writings, including "Cultural, Ethnic, and Political Nationalism in Contemporary Taiwan: Bentuhua," provide insights into the evolving consciousness of Taiwanese people as they navigate their cultural heritage amid globalization and political change.

In addition to his focus on Taiwan, Makeham has explored philosophical discourses, particularly within the context of Chinese intellectual traditions. His book, "Yogacara Thought in Modern China," addresses the revival and transformation of Buddhist thought in contemporary Chinese contexts. Through his scholarly contributions, he has significantly influenced discussions around Confucianism and its interpretation in modern academic discourse, as highlighted in his work "Lost Soul: 'Confucianism' in Contemporary Chinese Academic Discourse.