Original of Late Qing Conservative Thought: A Study of Wo Ren

Author: Li Xizhu
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Wang Ren was a renowned Confucian scholar during the late Qing Dynasty. As the official philosophy or ideology of the Qing Dynasty, Neo-Confucianism, particularly the thought of Cheng and Zhu, served as Wang Ren's foundation for life. Therefore, the intrinsic connection between Wang Ren's life journey as a Confucian scholar and his intellectual path toward conservatism forms a central theme throughout the book. The research in this book primarily unfolds layer by layer around this theme. In terms of methodology, the book conducts a case study of Wang Ren's conservative thought, striving to elucidate the unique characteristics and historical impact of his conservatism within the broader historical context of the conflict and integration of Western and Chinese cultures in modern times. By comparing Wang Ren with progressive social trends and figures, the book aims to illuminate the individual traits of his conservative thought and its historical significance. Wang Ren was a renowned Confucian scholar during the late Qing Dynasty. As the official philosophy or ideology of the Qing Dynasty, Neo-Confucianism, particularly the thought of Cheng and Zhu, served as Wang Ren's foundation for life. Therefore, the intrinsic connection between Wang Ren's life journey as a Confucian scholar and his intellectual path toward conservatism forms a central theme throughout the book. The research in this book primarily unfolds layer by layer around this theme. In terms of methodology, the book conducts a case study of Wang Ren's conservative thought, striving to elucidate the unique characteristics and historical impact of his conservatism within the broader historical context of the conflict and integration of Western and Chinese cultures in modern times. By comparing Wang Ren with progressive social trends and figures, the book aims to illuminate the individual traits of his conservative thought and its historical significance.