Looking at Contemporary South Korean Confucianism Trend through the Book "Oriental Ethics"
Ding Yuan-ming
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Ding Yuan-ming
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The features of the book Oriental Ethicswritten by South Korean scholars Zhao Jun-he not only lies in discussing many questions about South Korean ethics which looking upon heaven and human nature as core value,but also lies in revealing many trends such as the turning of South Korean from its firstly participating in Confucianism Capitalismto dedicating to Ethics education etc.under the background of contest between South Korean Scholars,Confucianism and Taoism Association and Neo-liberalism in South Korean.After the Asian financial crisis,South Korean did not becomeFading fatebut become the role of interpreting and measuring Western cultural values.
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The features of the book Oriental Ethicswritten by South Korean scholars Zhao Jun-he not only lies in discussing many questions about South Korean ethics which looking upon heaven and human nature as core value,but also lies in revealing many trends such as the turning of South Korean from its firstly participating in Confucianism Capitalismto dedicating to Ethics education etc.under the background of contest between South Korean Scholars,Confucianism and Taoism Association and Neo-liberalism in South Korean.After the Asian financial crisis,South Korean did not becomeFading fatebut become the role of interpreting and measuring Western cultural values.
Key concepts: CONTEST, Taoism, Neo-Confucianism, Heaven, Value (mathematics), East Asia, History, Sociology