Chinese Academia (Issue 14)

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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This series of academic essays is sponsored by the Harvard-Yenching Institute in the United States, co-edited by scholars from China and abroad, and published by The Commercial Press. It includes four sections: "Papers," "Reviews," "Book Reviews," and "Correspondence," with one issue published each quarter. Its purpose is to elevate the research standards of humanities and social sciences in China, promote academic achievements in the Chinese-speaking world, enhance the cohesion of cultural China, and foster in-depth academic exchanges between China and the world. It strives to make Chinese a working language in international academic research and participate in the global reconstruction of the modern form of Chinese culture. It aims to revolve around the axis of "Humanities and Society," pursuing interdisciplinary integration and cross-disciplinary collaboration. This book is the fourteenth issue of the academic journal China Academic. The fourteenth issue of China Academic includes 10 articles and 12 book reviews, among which notable works include Du Ruole's Confucian Experience and Philosophical Dialogue, which discusses contemporary New Confucianism, and Ge Beiguang's From Six Days to Three, which explores the Han-style Taoist rituals of the Six Dynasties to the Tang Dynasty.