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Henry James's four references to his short story "The Story in It" (1902) in his notebook entries reveal his keen interest in the story of an honest woman. In Maud Blessingbourne's intense disputes with Mrs. Dyott and Colonel Voyt on the nature of a "story," the definition of "relation," and the absence of decent women characters in European fiction, Blessingbourne's righteousness, sincerity, and tolerance are highlighted. The paper contends that James advocates the importance of abiding by the aesthetic principle of freedom based on sincerity in fiction writing in response to Walter Besant's emphasis on the consumptive nature of "story".

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Glossary of Chinese Terms -- Abbreviations -- Figures -- Introduction -- 1 The Political Economy of Overseas Chinese Policy -- 2 Historiography -- 3 Structure and Scope -- 4 Sources -- Chapter 1 Rights and Interests -- 1 Introduction -- 2 New Democracy and the Huaqiao -- 3 To Do Some Good -- 4 Openness and Sincerity -- 5 Common Program -- 6 Conclusion -- Chapter 2 Screaming for Socialism -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Like Another Province Overseas -- 3 If Only 1% -- 4 All Huaqiao Have Money -- 5 Conclusion -- Chapter 3 No Complaints, No Escapes, No Shortfalls -- 1 Introduction -- 2 They Will Fervently Leap -- 3 Rather Left than Right -- 4 More Money, More Problems -- 5 Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Fourth-Class Socialism -- 1 Introduction -- 2 'Is the Overseas Chinese Affairs Bureau Your Daddy?' -- 3 Special Circumstances -- 4 The Great Debate -- 5 Conclusion -- Chapter 5 Politics in Command -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Great Leap Forward for Qiaowu -- 3 Keep Left -- 4 Conclusion -- Conclusion -- 1 Political Economy -- 2 Contradiction -- 3 Paradox -- 4 Caveat Emptor -- Appendix Overseas Chinese Remittances to the People's Republic of China, 1950-1960 -- Bibliography -- Index.

In this book review of Kumar's 2011 edition of Research Methodology: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners, I provide a summary of the book's main content and a critical review of its content and structure including both the strengths and weaknesses. I conclude that this new edition of the book with Kumar presenting qualitative research as an equal methodology to quantitative research is an appropriate resource for students who are just starting to learn how to conduct empirical research studies. Two suggestions are provided for its future edition: (a) more classic resources about research methodology; and (b) more discussions about IRB application.

This book review provides a summary of the content of the book "Mobile Work, Mobile Lives: Cultural Accounts of Lived Experiences" and a critical review of the methodological strengths of the articles included in the book. It also points out one structural weakness of the book. The appropriate readership is recommended as well.