Studies in Confucian Culture (11th Series)
Author: Guo Qiyong Editor-in-Chief
Publisher: Yuelu Book Club
I S B N：978-7-5538-1263-2
Price: 88.00 yuan
Binding: Paperback
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Synopsis
The series of "Confucian Cultural Studies" is a high-level academic serial publication that explores Confucian scholarship, thought, and culture, and has a high degree of attention and influence in the academic community. This series contains 15 papers, which is a collection of the latest achievements of young scholars in well-known universities in China in studying Confucianism. On the one hand, these papers have the deepening of details, and on the other hand, there is also the refinement of the overall spirit, so that the study of Confucianism can see both trees and even branches and leaves, and also see the forest, and make breakthroughs and advances in the current Confucian research.
About the author
Guo Qiyong, male, Han ethnicity. He was the dean of the School of Philosophy of Wuhan University, the president of the International Chinese Philosophical Society, a member of the Philosophical Discipline Review Group of the Academic Degree Committee of the State Council, and is now the dean of the School of Philosophy of Wuhan University, a professor and doctoral supervisor of the School of Philosophy and the School of Philosophy.
Contents
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"The Discernment of People and Birds": the foundation of traditional Chinese culture
The Ancient Tradition of "Justice" and Its Ethical Consequences: Moral Reasons and Public Life in a Pattern of Discord
Revisiting The Defu Consensus: A Discussion Based on the Theory of the Circle of Goodness
Behind the phenomenon of "happy and bad": the relationship between "royal power" and "academic unification" in the Spring and Autumn Period
Did Confucius have a theory of mental nature? Discussion centered on "the sensibility of the heart" and "the goodness of nature."
"Those who have no friends are inferior to themselves" is interpreted again
Mutual achievements in the relationship between "intimacy" and "stealing and fleeing" and ethics
The Logic of the Metamorphosis of the Opposing Position in the Ten Years of "Kissing and Hiding" - Three Comments on Professor Deng Xiaomang's "New Criticism of Confucian Ethics"
The "Huang's" supplement and its related problems in the Three Rites notes are centered on Huang Bao
On the filial piety of the Mo Dynasty to rule the world and its significance
The Classicization and Reinterpretation of the Northern Song Dynasty Confucianism on "God"—a discussion centered on Zhu Zi
Heavenly Reason and Nature in Zhu Xi's Thought
Zhu Lu Wuji Taiji's argument is relieved
Zhu Zi's understanding of the "discernment of righteousness and profit" and its related principles: the initial balance of ethical forms
Nakae Fujiki's thought and belief in "God"
On the Commentary on the "Ghost God" chapter of the "Zhongyong" in the Edo period in Japan and its ideological historical significance
Wang Chuanshan on the interaction between the rule of law and political authority
Liang Qichao's doctrine and the future of mainland Neo-Confucianism unfolded
Xiong Shili's two-layered system of body use in early philosophical thought
Mou Zongsan's attempt to construct the Taoist Yuanjiao model
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