Self-Speaking and Speaking of Self in Chinese Philosophy--Out of the Crisis of Chinese Philosophy and beyond the Problem of Legitimacy
Zhang Li
Abstract
Zhang Li
Abstract
How to get rid of the crisis of Chinese philosophy and surpassing the problem of legitimacy cannot be found solution in western philosophy but by speaking of and facing Chinese philosophy itself: self definition and self evaluation, adoption of Heheism, and interpreting Chinese philosophy with its own spirit. The selfinnovation is its only choice, responding to topics and solving problems current and previous. The innovation of Chinese philosophy needs philosophy freedom. No freedom, no innovation.
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How to get rid of the crisis of Chinese philosophy and surpassing the problem of legitimacy cannot be found solution in western philosophy but by speaking of and facing Chinese philosophy itself: self definition and self evaluation, adoption of Heheism, and interpreting Chinese philosophy with its own spirit. The selfinnovation is its only choice, responding to topics and solving problems current and previous. The innovation of Chinese philosophy needs philosophy freedom. No freedom, no innovation.
Key concepts: Legitimacy, Chinese philosophy, Western philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy of language, Philosophy education, Philosophy of sport, Sociology