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Lost soul : "Confucianism" in contemporary Chinese academic discourse / John Makeham.
LIBRA BL1840 .M35 2008
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Makeham, John, 1955-
- Series:
- Harvard-Yenching Institute monograph series ; 64.
- Harvard-Yenching Institute monograph series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Confucianism--China.
- Confucianism.
- China.
- Confucianism--Taiwan.
- Taiwan.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 397 pages ; 24 cm.
- Other Title:
- "Confucianism" in contemporary Chinese academic discourse
- Place of Publication:
- Cambridge, Mass. : Published by the Harvard University Asia Center for the Harvard-Yenching Institute : Distributed by Harvard University Press, 2008.
- Contents:
- Aims and Background 4
- Key Themes and Arguments 6
- Cultural Nationalism and Ruxue 9
- Part I Historical Background
- 1 The Singapore Experiment and Rujia Capitalism 21
- Creative Transformation 22
- An Incomplete Revitalization Movement 24
- Institute of East Asian Philosophies 26
- Rujia Capitalism 28
- Yu Yingshi's Historical Approach to Rujia Capitalism 31
- Du Weiming's Multicultural Confucianism with Chinese Characteristics 34
- Critical Responses 37
- 2 Developments in 1980s Taiwan and the Mainland 42
- Ruxue and the Sinicization of Sociology 43
- New Confucianism 47
- Ruxue Organizations 48
- Mutual Scholarly Influence 50
- 3 The Rise of Ruxue in 1990s China 58
- From Xin Ruxue to Ruxue 59
- 1994 63
- National Studies and Marxism 67
- 4 Ruxue Studies in Post-1990 Taiwan 74
- New Confucian Conference Series 75
- Academia Sinica's Research Project on Contemporary Ruxue 80
- The Hermeneutic Turn and Rujia East Asia 86
- Part II Ruxue and Chinese Culture
- 5 Ruxue: The Core of Chinese Culture 99
- Good Ruxue, Bad Ruxue 99
- Critique of New Confucian Views 104
- Transcendent Idealism Versus Historical Materialism 107
- All-consuming Ruxue 111
- The Mainstay of Chinese Culture 112
- Ruxue in the Twentieth Century 115
- The Deep Structure of Ruxue and Chinese National Identity 118
- Four Periods of Ruxue 122
- Post-New Confucianism and New New Confucianism 125
- 6 Guo Qiyong, Zheng Jiadong, and Rujia Identity 132
- Guo Qiyong 132
- Zheng Jiadong 138
- 7 Daotong and Chinese Culture 149
- Yu Yingshi on Qian Mu and the New Confucians 149
- Yu Yingshi on Daotong 151
- Early Responses 153
- Daotong as Culture 154
- Part III The Politics of Orthodoxy
- 8 Lin Anwu's Post-New Confucianism 171
- Imperial-Style Ruxue 172
- Liberation from Magic 173
- Critique of Mou Zongsan 176
- Critical/Post-New Confucianism 180
- Dialogue and Marxism 185
- Appendix A Note on Mou Zongsan's Moral Metaphysics 188
- 9 Ruxue: Daotong Versus Zhengtong 192
- Chen Ming and the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement 192
- Taiwanese Perspectives 198
- 10 From Doubting Antiquity to Explaining Antiquity: Reconstructing Early Ru Intellectual History in Contemporary China 208
- Explaining Antiquity 209
- Guodian Texts and Ruxue 216
- 11 Marxism and Ruxue 234
- Ruxue "Panmoralism" and the Sinicization of Chinese Marxism 234
- Ruxue-Marxist Synthesis? 238
- Accentuate the Positive, Eliminate the Negative 242
- Abstract Inheritance 243
- Fang Keli and the "Mainland New Confucians" 250
- Luo Yijun 252
- Mainland New Confucians: The Fourth Generation of New Confucians? 254
- Part IV Distinguishing Rujiao and Propagating Ruxue
- 12 Jiang Qing's Ruxue Revivalism 261
- Marxism-Leninism Versus Ruxue 261
- Gongyang Learning and Cultural Nationalism 264
- Political Ruxue and Institutional Reconstruction 267
- Political Legitimacy and "Extolling Unification" 270
- Chinese Rujiao Association 272
- 13 Rujiao as Religion 277
- Rujiao as a Religion 277
- New Confucian Views 279
- Ren Jiyu 281
- Origins of Rujiao 283
- Revival of the Debate in the New Millennium 290
- Li Shen's Critics 293
- Knowledge Compartmentalization 295
- Taiwanese Perspectives on Rujiao 297
- Ecumenical Encounters 303
- Tang Enjia and the Kongjiao xueyuan 306
- 14 Popularization of Ruxue and Rujia Thought and Values 310
- Traditional Virtues 311
- The Beijing Oriental Morality Research Institute 313
- Official Endorsement of Rujia Values? 316
- Recitation of Classical Texts 319
- Cultural Capital: The "Cash Value" of Rujia Values 323.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 353-391) and index.
- ISBN:
- 9780674028111
- 0674028112
- OCLC:
- 163614126
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