An Interpretation of Zhang Xuecheng's "Moral Character of a Historian
Wu Shi
Abstract
Wu Shi
Abstract
Zhang Xuechengs theory of moral character of a historian is that the historians should write the history with an objective attitude and avoid the subjective moods; that the ideologies of historians should accord with Confucian moral obligations and preachings; that the antiquity situation should be considered and they should not be exacted.
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Zhang Xuechengs theory of moral character of a historian is that the historians should write the history with an objective attitude and avoid the subjective moods; that the ideologies of historians should accord with Confucian moral obligations and preachings; that the antiquity situation should be considered and they should not be exacted.
Key concepts: Zhàng, Character (mathematics), Interpretation (philosophy), Moral character, Ideology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Literature