Confucianism and 21st Century China: Building and Developing "Contemporary Neo-Confucianism"

Author: Zhu Ruikai
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Publishing Date: 2000-01-01
Features: "Confucianism and the 21st Century China: Constructing and Developing 'Contemporary Neo-Confucianism'" was published by Xuelin Press. This book is a collection of papers submitted by participants and scholars from home and abroad to the "International Academic Conference on Confucianism Facing the Contemporary World and the 21st Century." The papers primarily focus on the content, fundamental characteristics, historical status, and role of Confucianism, especially its role and development prospects in the contemporary and 21st centuries, as well as the topic of "Contemporary Neo-Confucianism." Additionally, the book includes papers on research related to Chinese and Western cultures, particularly the integration, conflict, and comparison of Confucianism and Western learning, as well as Confucianism and the Chinese school of thought and religion. Each paper in the book presents different perspectives on the content, nature, status, role, and prospects of Confucianism, engaging in mutual discussion and collaborative exploration of this significant topic. The academic community is invited to participate in the debate on this subject.