Chinese Philosophy and the "Two-world" Ideology
Jin Chun-feng
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Jin Chun-feng
Abstract
There is a tendency in recent years believing that China has no philosophy,and the current philosophy was established after the May 4 Movement when western studies were tailored to fit the Chinese thought.The tendency denies the popularity of Sino-western philosophy.Hao Dawei and An Lezhe wrote a book thinking through Confucianism,representing the viewpoints.The book puts the Chinese philosophy and western philosophy in an opponent positions,and asserts that Two-world ideology does not exist in Chinese philosophy.This paper does not agree with the viewpoints.Through analyzing the heaven theory of Confucian,Daoism of Laozi and the Song and Ming philosophy,the author indicates that Two-world ideology also exist in Chinese philosophy.
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There is a tendency in recent years believing that China has no philosophy,and the current philosophy was established after the May 4 Movement when western studies were tailored to fit the Chinese thought.The tendency denies the popularity of Sino-western philosophy.Hao Dawei and An Lezhe wrote a book thinking through Confucianism,representing the viewpoints.The book puts the Chinese philosophy and western philosophy in an opponent positions,and asserts that Two-world ideology does not exist in Chinese philosophy.This paper does not agree with the viewpoints.Through analyzing the heaven theory of Confucian,Daoism of Laozi and the Song and Ming philosophy,the author indicates that Two-world ideology also exist in Chinese philosophy.
Key concepts: Chinese philosophy, Viewpoints, Ideology, Western philosophy, Heaven, Philosophy, Epistemology, Eastern philosophy