Why the Confucian countries such as China and other Asian states could not bring forth the modern science? This question has been considered an aporia for a long time.And many a scholar has answered that: Neo-Confucianism (or its reign) was the biggest factor which hindered those countries in their scientific progress.And further, it was the greatest obstacle to accept the modern science later on.Each answer is, we may say, worthy of being considered; however, it seems to me that the afore-mentioned question is not an aporia but a silly question, and therewith each answer must be reconsidered before it will go out of use.In this regard, reconsideration entails self-reflexion/criticism upon the obsession of the west-centric modernism or Orie...
This thesis is about Chinese intellectuals' attempt to reconstruct Confucianism in reaction to the e...
This is a comparative and thematic study of the New Confucian movement of twentieth century China an...
Having represented state ideology from one end of eastern Asia to the other for two thousand years, ...
Why the Confucian countries such as China and other Asian states could not bring forth the modern sc...
grantor: University of TorontoAs the Four Mini-Dragons have joined Japan in modernizing Ea...
[[abstract]]For over a century, Europeans have heralded the success of Western science and assumed t...
Contemporary New and Neo-Confucianism is a part of cultural conservatism. It was born under the cris...
Abstract: In this essay I will discuss five major challenges faced by Confucianism in recent times. ...
This article is about the contested nature of “science” in “modern” China. The struggle over the mea...
The concern of Chinese intellectuals with the idea of modern science from the West in the transiti...
The article is devoted to the review of the most significant provisions of philosophical thought in ...
“Neo-Confucianism” is the most common English term used to specify a philosophical and religious rev...
With the reform and opening policy implemented by the Chinese government since the late 1970s, mainl...
Contemporary New and Neo-Confucianism is a part of cultural conservatism. It was born under the cris...
This paper surveys the track of development on the methodology of Confucian Classics in post-war Jap...
This thesis is about Chinese intellectuals' attempt to reconstruct Confucianism in reaction to the e...
This is a comparative and thematic study of the New Confucian movement of twentieth century China an...
Having represented state ideology from one end of eastern Asia to the other for two thousand years, ...
Why the Confucian countries such as China and other Asian states could not bring forth the modern sc...
grantor: University of TorontoAs the Four Mini-Dragons have joined Japan in modernizing Ea...
[[abstract]]For over a century, Europeans have heralded the success of Western science and assumed t...
Contemporary New and Neo-Confucianism is a part of cultural conservatism. It was born under the cris...
Abstract: In this essay I will discuss five major challenges faced by Confucianism in recent times. ...
This article is about the contested nature of “science” in “modern” China. The struggle over the mea...
The concern of Chinese intellectuals with the idea of modern science from the West in the transiti...
The article is devoted to the review of the most significant provisions of philosophical thought in ...
“Neo-Confucianism” is the most common English term used to specify a philosophical and religious rev...
With the reform and opening policy implemented by the Chinese government since the late 1970s, mainl...
Contemporary New and Neo-Confucianism is a part of cultural conservatism. It was born under the cris...
This paper surveys the track of development on the methodology of Confucian Classics in post-war Jap...
This thesis is about Chinese intellectuals' attempt to reconstruct Confucianism in reaction to the e...
This is a comparative and thematic study of the New Confucian movement of twentieth century China an...
Having represented state ideology from one end of eastern Asia to the other for two thousand years, ...