On the Similarities and Difference of the Neo-Confucianism of the Three Scholars in Southeast China
Pan Fu-en
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Pan Fu-en
Abstract
Yang Shi,the first successor of the Luoyang School of Neo-confucianism in South China,initiates the Fujian school of Neo-confucianism.Zhu Xi,Zhang Shi,and Lu Zuqing,the three representatives of this school,are called the Three Neo-Confunicianists in southeast China for they all live in the southeast of China.The research of the similarities and differences of these three scholars'Neo-Confucianism can contribute to the understanding of Yang Shi in China's cultural history.
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Yang Shi,the first successor of the Luoyang School of Neo-confucianism in South China,initiates the Fujian school of Neo-confucianism.Zhu Xi,Zhang Shi,and Lu Zuqing,the three representatives of this school,are called the Three Neo-Confunicianists in southeast China for they all live in the southeast of China.The research of the similarities and differences of these three scholars'Neo-Confucianism can contribute to the understanding of Yang Shi in China's cultural history.
Key concepts: China, Successor cardinal, Zhàng, Neo-Confucianism, Southeast asia, Ancient history, Political science, History