Changes in modern ethical thought

Author: Zhang Qizhi, Chen Guoqing
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: Based on extensive literature, the authors of this book conduct a systematic and in-depth study of modern Chinese ethical thought. It includes both a comprehensive examination of ethical trends in different periods of modern times and case analyses of the ethical ideas of important thinkers. The content is rich and innovative, not only helping people understand the evolution and development of modern ethical and moral concepts but also inspiring them to deeply reflect on how to properly handle national cultural heritage, how to distinguish the essence and dross of traditional ethics and morals, and how to deal with foreign ethical theories, all in the service of building a new ethics and new culture. This book serves as an important reference for scholars and researchers in the fields of intellectual history and cultural history, as well as for students in liberal arts at higher education institutions. The book is rich in content, illustrated with images and diagrams, and supported by detailed materials, making it scientifically sound, theoretically grounded, and knowledge-rich. It helps readers gain a comprehensive understanding of modern Chinese ethical thought. It primarily explores the origins and developmental process of modern Chinese ethical thought.