Late Qing and Early Republican intellectual mainstream

Author: Chang Qie
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Publish Date: 1999-04-01
Features: This book focuses on the content essence, structural context, theoretical basis, cultural transformation sequence, and generational transmission methods of the three generations of thought. Through the complex and diverse appearances, it delves into the core, abstracting the distinct modes of thinking of the key thinkers of the three generations. It analyzes the differences and connections among the three dominant modes of thinking that constrain the thinking of the three generations of thinkers: "China-Superior, West-Inferior," "China-West Equality," and "West-Superior, China-Inferior." It also emphasizes the exploration of the "West-Superior, China-Inferior" mode of thinking, which was formed and solidified by the second and third generations of thinkers, has become widely popular, and still persists stubbornly in the minds of many people today. Additionally, it discusses the second generation thinkers' integrated China-West political models and the "Great Cycle Evolution Model," among other topics.