Reduction of Confucianism through Rectifying of Historical and Contemporary Conditions:A Comment about the Cultural Attitude and Academic Methods of Promotion of Confucian Analects
Tang Dai-xing
Abstract
Tang Dai-xing
Abstract
The Confucianism has been debated by innumerous writings,but few of them can get rid of the modes of deification or subversion. The new book of Promotion of Confucian Analects might bring something different. This book of more than 1 million characters,which has taken the author over 20 years,adheres to the attitudes of facing sincerely and sympathetic comprehension.It has interpreted The Analects by reading closely,and reduced the original situation of Confucius and the Confucianism with the methods of reducing the original context. Thus,it opens a new attitude,a new vision,a new idea,and a new method for the rectification of the Confucianism research.
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The Confucianism has been debated by innumerous writings,but few of them can get rid of the modes of deification or subversion. The new book of Promotion of Confucian Analects might bring something different. This book of more than 1 million characters,which has taken the author over 20 years,adheres to the attitudes of facing sincerely and sympathetic comprehension.It has interpreted The Analects by reading closely,and reduced the original situation of Confucius and the Confucianism with the methods of reducing the original context. Thus,it opens a new attitude,a new vision,a new idea,and a new method for the rectification of the Confucianism research.
Key concepts: Promotion (chess), Comprehension, Subversion, Context (archaeology), Aesthetics, Epistemology, Philosophy, Sociology