Feng Youlan's Philosophical Life Journey

Author: Jin Chunfeng
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book will take readers on a journey through the history and philosophy of China in the 20th century alongside Mr. Feng, providing an in-depth understanding of Mr. Feng's philosophical thoughts, as well as the various issues, dilemmas, and solutions in Chinese philosophy. It is highly informative and thought-provoking. Mr. Feng Youlan was a renowned philosopher and historian of Chinese philosophy, both domestically and internationally, after the May Fourth Movement. His major works include A History of Chinese Philosophy, New Logic, and A New Compilation of the History of Chinese Philosophy in seven volumes. Mr. Feng's philosophical career was rich, complex, and full of twists and turns, marked by a painful process of self-losing and self-returning, leaving behind a wealth of philosophical heritage, profound life experiences, and insights—extremely valuable. Mr. Feng served as the graduate supervisor of the author of this book. However, this book does not merely praise Mr. Feng in a vague manner but provides a deep analysis of his philosophical thoughts, including both affirmation and criticism, reflecting a free and open academic approach. This book will take readers on a journey through the history and philosophy of China in the 20th century alongside Mr. Feng, providing an in-depth understanding of Mr. Feng's philosophical thoughts, as well as the various issues, dilemmas, and solutions in Chinese philosophy. It is highly informative and thought-provoking. Mr. Feng Youlan was a renowned philosopher and historian of Chinese philosophy, both domestically and internationally, after the May Fourth Movement. His major works include A History of Chinese Philosophy, New Logic, and A New Compilation of the History of Chinese Philosophy in seven volumes. Mr. Feng's philosophical career was rich, complex, and full of twists and turns, marked by a painful process of self-losing and self-returning, leaving behind a wealth of philosophical heritage, profound life experiences, and insights—extremely valuable. Mr. Feng served as the graduate supervisor of the author of this book. However, this book does not merely praise Mr. Feng in a vague manner but provides a deep analysis of his philosophical thoughts, including both affirmation and criticism, reflecting a free and open academic approach.