The Enlightenment of Textual Research in Qing Dynasty
Guo Kang-song
Abstract
Guo Kang-song
Abstract
In the mid and late Ming Dynasty, a group of scholars criticized the study Xiaoxue, emphasized great learning and extensive demonstration and put forward tentative academic principles for textual research. Based on this,the author points out that the textual research of Qing Dynasty actually originated from the mid and late Ming Dynasty, and explains why people in Qing Dynasty denied such a fact.
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In the mid and late Ming Dynasty, a group of scholars criticized the study Xiaoxue, emphasized great learning and extensive demonstration and put forward tentative academic principles for textual research. Based on this,the author points out that the textual research of Qing Dynasty actually originated from the mid and late Ming Dynasty, and explains why people in Qing Dynasty denied such a fact.
Key concepts: Enlightenment, History, Literature, Ancient history, Philosophy, Classics, Art, Epistemology