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5. Making the People or the Government Happy? Dilemmas of Social Workers in a Morally Pluralistic Society
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. The Changing Notion of Happiness: A History of Xingfu 19
- 2. Having It All: Filial Piety, Moral Weighting, and Anxiety among Young Adults 42
- 3. Performing Happiness for Self and Others: Weddings in Shanghai 66
- 4. Happy and Unhappy Meals: Culinary Expressions of the Good Life in Shanghai 84
- 5. Making the People or the Government Happy? Dilemmas of Social Workers in a Morally Pluralistic Society 110
- 6. Deriving Happiness from Making Society Better: Chinese Activists as Warring Gods 131
- Epilogue 155
- REFERENCES 171
- CONTRIBUTORS 183
- INDEX 185
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. The Changing Notion of Happiness: A History of Xingfu 19
- 2. Having It All: Filial Piety, Moral Weighting, and Anxiety among Young Adults 42
- 3. Performing Happiness for Self and Others: Weddings in Shanghai 66
- 4. Happy and Unhappy Meals: Culinary Expressions of the Good Life in Shanghai 84
- 5. Making the People or the Government Happy? Dilemmas of Social Workers in a Morally Pluralistic Society 110
- 6. Deriving Happiness from Making Society Better: Chinese Activists as Warring Gods 131
- Epilogue 155
- REFERENCES 171
- CONTRIBUTORS 183
- INDEX 185
