History of Western Philosophy (Academic History) Volume 1. General Introduction

Author: Ye Xiushan
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is the "General Introduction" to the 8-volume "History of Western Philosophy," divided into two parts. The first part, "The Transformation of Western Philosophical Concepts," is written by Professor Ye Xiushan. The author begins by analyzing the fundamental trajectory of Western philosophical development, providing a concise exposition of the intrinsic logic of Western philosophical evolution, the formation, development, interrelationships, and theoretical forms of various concepts. It highlights the profound essence of Western philosophy and elucidates its historical impact and contemporary significance. The second part, "The Integration of Chinese and Western Philosophy and Culture in the Context of Western Learning Spreading Eastward," is written by Professor Wang Shuren. The author approaches the topic from the perspective of Buddhist scripture translation, systematically elaborating on the history of the integration of Chinese and Western philosophy, its fundamental issues and characteristics, and exploring the possibilities of achieving mutual understanding between the two philosophical traditions. The two parts complement each other, reflecting the comprehensive grasp of Western philosophy and the relationship between Chinese and Western philosophy held by scholars in China.