Author: Kong Fanjin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: What is referred to as "Modern Neo-Humanism" here is actually modern humanism, specifically referring to the cultural tendency in Chinese history and cultural modern transformation (the modern process) that opposes the alienating forces of rationalism, scientism, and modern technology, industry, and commerce on life and humanity. The book title places a "Neo" between "Modern" and "Humanism," not out of particular preference for American critic Irving Babbitt's "Neo-Humanism," but rather because this book series is dedicated to collecting works influenced by it.
Modern Chinese New Humanistic Drama
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