New History of Chinese Philosophy (Complete Four Volumes)

Author: Lo Siu-Kwong
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: A New History of Chinese Philosophy is one of the most important works by the renowned philosopher, Lo Siu-Kwong, in the field of Chinese philosophy. Through his unique "source problem research method," the author meticulously dissects the essence of Chinese philosophy spanning thousands of years, presenting it in a clear and structured manner. Each chapter offers insightful and accessible explanations, revealing the profound depths of Chinese philosophy. The book was published in Hong Kong and Taiwan in the early 1980s and was widely praised for its in-depth research and innovative interpretation of Chinese philosophy, establishing the author as a respected figure in the field and elevating him to prominence in the academic community. It is widely recognized as a landmark work following Feng Youlan's A History of Chinese Philosophy. For over 20 years in Hong Kong and Taiwan, the book has been continuously reprinted, becoming a staple for scholars and university/graduate students. This mainland publication remains true to its original form, comprising three volumes and four books, totaling over 1.1 million words. Lo Siu-Kwong studied at Peking University in his early years and later taught at institutions such as The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Princeton University in the United States. He has published numerous works.