Viewpoint Philosophy 2004

Author: Xiong Chunlan
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: There is a sleepless eye in the night, that is, the morning star at the horizon, the lonely firelight of the pathfinder, and the pearl of human thought. In the early days of the May Fourth Movement, the main concepts in China were freedom and human rights. Later, due to reasons such as saving the nation and preserving the state, science and democracy were emphasized. At that time, Confucianism and other traditions were subjected to many unfair criticisms. The so-called unfair criticisms were to use Western values such as science and democracy to interrogate Confucianism: if Confucian tradition had not developed science or democracy, then it had no value. After reading Perspectives, one learns to agree with different opinions.
— President of the China Economic and Cultural Research Institute, Luo Weiguo
Excerpt of the excerpt, the best of the best, saving readers a lot of time.
— Reviewer from Northeast University, Gao Qiyuan
Perspectives combines reflection and review with debate and focus, covering all aspects of society, especially capturing the essence of history serving the present. It is a highly inspiring collection.
— Master's student at Northwest Normal University, Wang Wangxiang
Perspectives has a large excerpt section, containing dynamic content such as news from important academic conferences and conference viewpoints; the debate column is particularly strong, especially with opposing viewpoints.
— Doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Wei Mingkong
A platform to understand academic hotspots and a window to see academic dynamics.
— Doctoral student at the Law School, Tsinghua University, Li Xiaojun