Contemporary Chinese World Philosophy: The Speculative and Learning Nature

Author: Zhu Honglin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book, through the analysis of various biographies, works, and historical evaluations, reveals the academic, cultural concepts, and ideals of scholars or those influenced by Confucianism from the late Song to the early Qing Dynasty. It explores their thoughts and actions in dealing with physical, mental, national, and moral-cultural issues, as well as the historical recognition they received in their ideas and manifestations. The personal expressions of these figures and the responses they garnered from their contemporaries and later generations objectively reflect the contemplation, practice, and pursuit of Confucianism among literati and scholars in modern China.