Communicate between Eastern and Western cultures

Author: Wang Xiaozhao Yang Xinan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is part of the series "Frontiers of Western Scholarship and Chinese Thought," primarily exploring and elaborating on issues related to bridging Chinese and Western cultures. It particularly focuses on the history of Christianity's spread in China, engaging in a comparative reading of the Confucian classic The Analects and the Christian classic The Bible, examining the connections between theology and philosophy, and exploring Chinese scholars' perceptions of Christianity. The articles in this book offer profound insights, clear reasoning, and fluent translations, making it highly enlightening. It will help readers understand the process of Sino-Western cultural exchange and gain valuable insights into contemporary Sino-Western cultural interactions. The book publishes 16 important essays by renowned scholars from both China and abroad, covering topics such as Sino-Western cultural exchange, the role, impact, and practice of Christianity in Sino-Western cultural exchange, comparative readings of classic works from Sino-Western cultures, and comparative studies of representative figures in Sino-Western cultures. Through reading, we not only deepen our understanding of a story about Sino-Western cultural exchange but also gain a profound appreciation for contemporary scholars' efforts and reflections on this exchange.