On the Text of Hunan in Late Qing Dynasty
Zhang Zai-xing
Abstract
Zhang Zai-xing
Abstract
The study of Confucian classics of Hunan in late Qing Dynasty is composed of Lixue,the Jinwen classics and the Guwen classics basically. In the area there exists typical representative figures respectively with different inclinations towards their research in the text. The study of Confucian classics of Hunan in late Qing Dynasty, which had displayed its distinctive regional academic characteristics, is an important content of mordern regional Confucianism. About the comments on the text in academic circles,each clings to his argument,without forming an objective and qualitative consensus.
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The study of Confucian classics of Hunan in late Qing Dynasty is composed of Lixue,the Jinwen classics and the Guwen classics basically. In the area there exists typical representative figures respectively with different inclinations towards their research in the text. The study of Confucian classics of Hunan in late Qing Dynasty, which had displayed its distinctive regional academic characteristics, is an important content of mordern regional Confucianism. About the comments on the text in academic circles,each clings to his argument,without forming an objective and qualitative consensus.
Key concepts: Argument (complex analysis), Classics, History, Literature, Ancient history, Art, Medicine, Internal medicine