Cultural Philosophy -- Cultural Critique at the Intersection of Theoretical and Practical Reason

Author: Yi Junqing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts, exploring relevant topics of cultural philosophy from the theoretical and practical perspectives. The first part consists of 4 chapters, discussing "Cultural Phenomena," "Cultural Patterns," "Cultural Crisis," and "Cultural Transformation." The second part also consists of 4 chapters, covering "The Delayed Transformation of Traditional Chinese Culture," "The Internal Structure of Traditional Chinese Culture," "The Mechanism of Traditional Chinese Cultural Transformation," and "The New Cultural Spirit in the Era of Globalization." Cultural philosophy or cultural critique is the author's primary research direction. In this book, the author expresses his cultural views, philosophical views, and cultural critique theory. He argues that culture is a historically condensed human way of life, and philosophy is the external manifestation and sublimation of cultural spirit, pointing out that cultural philosophy is the conscious form of philosophy in the new century. On this basis, the author provides profound and unique analyses of various cultural issues, particularly those of China.