A comparative study of the new and old ethics of Qing dynasty and Republic of China
Shuguang Huang
Abstract
Shuguang Huang
Abstract
At the joint of Qing dynasty and the Republic of China,there appears a sharp collision of the new and old moral education.The ethnical interpretation and institutionalized construction of the convergence of Chinese and the western ethics,or Chinese theory combinedwith western pragmatism directly affect the extensive dissemination of the western moral education in China.The authentic Chinese moral education is thus nurtured and developed.
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At the joint of Qing dynasty and the Republic of China,there appears a sharp collision of the new and old moral education.The ethnical interpretation and institutionalized construction of the convergence of Chinese and the western ethics,or Chinese theory combinedwith western pragmatism directly affect the extensive dissemination of the western moral education in China.The authentic Chinese moral education is thus nurtured and developed.
Key concepts: China, Pragmatism, Convergence (economics), Interpretation (philosophy), Moral education, Affect (linguistics), Chinese philosophy, History of China