2016Unpublished venueOpen access

Strengthen the Country by Political and Educational Reformation or Culture Inheritance - Talk with College Party Members about Two Approaches of Modern Neo-Confucianism

Fang Sheng, Huimin He, Su Zhen

Open full text 0 citations

Abstract

Modern Neo-Confucianism refers to all the reformed Confucianism schools since the Opium War.The Modern Neo-Confucianism discussed in this paper is the Modern Neo-Confucianism School in the narrow sense, which includes the Confucian schools of Hong Kong, Taiwan, overseas and mainland since the May Fourth Movement.In the 1920s, mainland schools of Neo-Confucianism sprung up, and enjoyed growing influence in mainland China over the past ten years.Mainland Neo-Confucians were no longer satisfied with the philosophized Confucianism.They argued to develop the "Psychological Confucianism" into "Political Confucianism"; and to transform the "revival of Confucianism" into the "revival of Confucian Religion".In contrast to Neo-Confucians HK&TW, the Neo-Confucians mainland China has strong political appeals.Drawing on the differences & similarities between these two schools, this paper will discuss the characteristics and influence of modern Neo-Confucianism thoughts.

Open-access reader

About this research paper

What this paper is about

Modern Neo-Confucianism refers to all the reformed Confucianism schools since the Opium War.The Modern Neo-Confucianism discussed in this paper is the Modern Neo-Confucianism School in the narrow sense, which includes the Confucian schools of Hong Kong, Taiwan, overseas and mainland since the May Fourth Movement.In the 1920s, mainland schools of Neo-Confucianism sprung up, and enjoyed growing influence in mainland China over the past ten years.Mainland Neo-Confucians were no longer satisfied with the philosophized Confucianism.They argued to develop the "Psychological Confucianism" into "Political Confucianism"; and to transform the "revival of Confucianism" into the "revival of Confucian Religion".In contrast to Neo-Confucians HK&TW, the Neo-Confucians mainland China has strong political appeals.Drawing on the differences & similarities between these two schools, this paper will discuss the characteristics and influence of modern Neo-Confucianism thoughts.

Why it matters

A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Key contribution

A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Method / approach

Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Main findings

Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Limitations

Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Applications

Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Available abstract

Modern Neo-Confucianism refers to all the reformed Confucianism schools since the Opium War.The Modern Neo-Confucianism discussed in this paper is the Modern Neo-Confucianism School in the narrow sense, which includes the Confucian schools of Hong Kong, Taiwan, overseas and mainland since the May Fourth Movement.In the 1920s, mainland schools of Neo-Confucianism sprung up, and enjoyed growing influence in mainland China over the past ten years.Mainland Neo-Confucians were no longer satisfied with the philosophized Confucianism.They argued to develop the "Psychological Confucianism" into "Political Confucianism"; and to transform the "revival of Confucianism" into the "revival of Confucian Religion".In contrast to Neo-Confucians HK&TW, the Neo-Confucians mainland China has strong political appeals.Drawing on the differences & similarities between these two schools, this paper will discuss the characteristics and influence of modern Neo-Confucianism thoughts.

Key concepts: Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Politics, Political culture, Political science, Sociology, Law, Chemistry, Biochemistry

Related papers

Back to paper searchBrowse research topicsOriginal source
Strengthen the Country by Political and Educational Reformation or Culture Inheritance - Talk with College Party Members about Two Approaches of Modern Neo-Confucianism — Research Paper | ScholarLens