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Springer
Language
English
Pages
265

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Subjects
Confucianism, China, religion
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China
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20th century

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Table of Contents

Introduction :
the rise of authentic Confucianism -- Ruiping Fan
From mind Confucianism to political Confucianism -- Jiang Qing
The rise of political Confucianism in contemporary China -- Ruichang Wang
On "one-continuity" in Jiang Qing's Confucian thought -- Dan Lin
Jiang Qing on equality -- Ruiping Fan
The Confucian conception of transcendence and filial piety -- Qingxin K. Wang
Towards a proper relation between men and women :
beyond masculinism and feminism -- Tangjia Wang
The soft power in the Confucian "kingly way" -- Anthony Yeung and Carole Hoyan Hang Fung
Jiang Qing's Political Confucianism -- Daniel A. Bell
Declaration toward a global ethic :
Jiang Qing's response -- Jonathan Chan
Jiang Qing's arguments on the inevitable and permanent conflict between the Christian faith and Chinese culture and on establishing Confucianism as the state religion -- Ping-Cheung Lo
The characteristics and prospect of the Confucian Academy :
a commentary on Jiang Qing's ideas on the Confucian Academy -- Xiuping Hong
Three political Confucianisms and half a century -- Albert H.Y. Chen
Is political Confucianism a universalism?
an analysis of Jiang Qing's philosophical tendency -- Xianglong Zhang
A Confucian coming of age -- Erike Yu and Meng Fan.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dordrecht, New York
Series
Philosophical studies in contemporary culture -- v. 20, Philosophical studies in contemporary culture -- v. 20.

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BL1853 .R46 2011, B5000-5289.2B1-5802B, B790-5802

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x, 265 p. ;
Number of pages
265

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OL25282455M
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9400715412, 9400715420
ISBN 13
9789400715417, 9789400715424
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2011928953
OCLC/WorldCat
728580648

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