Introduction to Chinese Classical Hermeneutics

Author: Zhou Guangqing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book argues for its own viewpoints and develops its own understanding, hoping to be beneficial in exploring and summarizing China's own classical hermeneutics theory and practice, revealing its brilliant achievements, and highlighting its national characteristics. The book consists of seven chapters and twenty-one sections, discussing the interpretive methods of representative cultural classics from various dynasties in China over the past two thousand years, including philosophical interpretation, historical interpretation, and linguistic interpretation. It delves deeply into Chinese hermeneutics and how these interpretations have driven the development of Chinese culture. The book gathers extremely rich materials and presents insightful arguments. Target Audience: Professional researchers, universities.