Research on Traditional Chinese Economic Ethics

Author: Wang Jie
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: The book Research on Traditional Chinese Economic Ethics is an expansion of Wang Jie's doctoral dissertation. This research direction was determined when she enrolled. As her supervisor for the dissertation, I witnessed her dedicated exploration and arduous journey in the field of traditional economic ethics. Her relentless spirit and ability to analyze and solve problems left a deep impression on me. Throughout the book, it exhibits several outstanding characteristics: First, the author does not simply conduct a flat textual study of traditional Chinese economic ethics, but while combing through historical economic data of our country, focuses on an in-depth discussion of how traditional Chinese economic ethics can be integrated with modernization. She attempts to establish a certain intrinsic mechanism connecting the reinterpretation of traditional economic ethics with reflection on modernity. Second, the author does not merely use the basic theories of economic ethics to explain traditional Chinese economic ethics, but delves into the intrinsic layers of real economic phenomena and economic life to analyze the modern value of traditional economic ethics. Finally, from the dynamic perspective of the modern transformation of traditional Chinese economic ethics, the author examines the traditional economic ethics thought within specific social and historical contexts, thereby providing valuable insights for the construction of contemporary Chinese economic ethics. Theoretically, the book's in-depth exploration will enrich and deepen the research on traditional Chinese economic ethics, helping us clarify the relationship between traditional Chinese economic ethics and modern economic ethics. Practically, the book will offer abundant intellectual resources for the construction of Chinese economic ethics, holding significant practical implications for advancing the construction of socialist spiritual civilization.