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Lin Yutang's Humanistic Interpretation of Confucianism

Li Yan

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Lin Yutang interpreted Confucianism creatively,analyzed its concepts,reshaped the saints'images and constructed a theoretical framework in the modern context.In view of the drawbacks of western Christianity and modern scientific rationality,he highlighted the humanistic features of Confucianism,and emphasized its worldliness,emotionality and simplicity.

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Lin Yutang interpreted Confucianism creatively,analyzed its concepts,reshaped the saints'images and constructed a theoretical framework in the modern context.In view of the drawbacks of western Christianity and modern scientific rationality,he highlighted the humanistic features of Confucianism,and emphasized its worldliness,emotionality and simplicity.

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Lin Yutang interpreted Confucianism creatively,analyzed its concepts,reshaped the saints'images and constructed a theoretical framework in the modern context.In view of the drawbacks of western Christianity and modern scientific rationality,he highlighted the humanistic features of Confucianism,and emphasized its worldliness,emotionality and simplicity.

Key concepts: Humanism, Rationality, Interpretation (philosophy), Simplicity, Context (archaeology), Christianity, Epistemology, Philosophy

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