Modern transformation of traditional Confucianism ——On Du Wei\|ming's thought of cultural philosophy
Hong Xiao
Abstract
Hong Xiao
Abstract
Standing at the height of the “globe sense” and “the sense of looking for the origin”, having recalled the Chinese traditional culture, having analyzed the Confucian China and its fate as well as having forecast the future of the third period of the Confucianism's development, the author analyzes Mr.Du Wei\|ming's thought of the cultural philosophy, who has been a world\|famous figure of the modern new Confucianism of the third generation since 1980. This paper also points out Mr. Du's theoretical innovation and its significance together with its deficiencies and defects, and reveals the influence of Mr. Du's cultural philosophy, especially on the modern new Confucian cultural philosophy in the 20th century.
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Standing at the height of the “globe sense” and “the sense of looking for the origin”, having recalled the Chinese traditional culture, having analyzed the Confucian China and its fate as well as having forecast the future of the third period of the Confucianism's development, the author analyzes Mr.Du Wei\|ming's thought of the cultural philosophy, who has been a world\|famous figure of the modern new Confucianism of the third generation since 1980. This paper also points out Mr. Du's theoretical innovation and its significance together with its deficiencies and defects, and reveals the influence of Mr. Du's cultural philosophy, especially on the modern new Confucian cultural philosophy in the 20th century.
Key concepts: Neo-Confucianism, Globe, China, Philosophy, Chinese philosophy, Epistemology, History, Psychology