Confucianism and Social Modernization (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Jiang Linxiang / Xue Jundu (editors)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features:
Volume I:
Chapter 1: Confucianism in Ancient China
Section 1: Pre-Qin Confucianism
Section 2: Dong Zhongshu and the Establishment of Confucian Monopoly
Section 3: Song-Ming Neo-Confucianism
Section 4: Ming-Qing Pragmatism
Chapter 2: The Self-Strengthening Movement and the "Chinese Learning as the Foundation, Western Learning for Application"
Section 1: Chinese Society After the Opium War
Section 2: The Introduction of Western Learning and the Chinese Response to Western Culture
Section 3: The Century of Practical Application of the New Text School After the Opium War
Section 4: The Program of the Self-Strengthening Movement—"Chinese Learning as the Foundation, Western Learning for Application"
Section 5: The Historical Role and Evaluation of the "Chinese Learning as the Foundation, Western Learning for Application" Theory
Chapter 3: The Hundred Days' Reform and the Modern Transformation of Confucianism
Section 1: The Rise of the Self-Strengthening Movement and the New Text School
Section 2: Kang Youwei's Transformation of Confucianism
Section 3: Kang Youwei's Confucianism and Late Qing Political Documents
Section 4: Historical Reflections on the Failure of the Hundred Days' Reform
Chapter 4: The May Fourth New Culture Movement and Confucianism
Section 1: The Xinhai Revolution and the Restoration of Monarchy
Section 2: The New Culture Movement's Critique of Confucianism
Section 3: Chen Duxiu's Views on Chinese and Western Culture
Section 4: The "Eastern Culture Theory" and Confucianism
Chapter 5: Cultural Debates in the 1930s and 1940s and Confucianism
Section 1: Politics and Culture in China in the 1930s and 1940s
Section 2: The "Comprehensive Westernization" Theory and Confucianism
Section 3: The "China-Centered Culture" Theory and Confucianism
Section 4: "National, Scientific, and Popular Culture" and Confucianism
Chapter 6: Confucianism During the Cultural Revolution
Section 1: Confucianism During the Cultural Revolution
Section 2: The Rise of a New Wave of Confucian Studies
Section 3: Cultural Debates and Confucianism in the New Period
Volume II: