The renaissance of Confucianism in contemporary China
By: edited by Ruiping Fan with assistance of Erika Yu
Series: Philosophical studies in contemporary culture -- v. 20; Philosophical studies in contemporary culture -- v. 20.
Publisher: Springer
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Dordrecht; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 265
ISBN-13: 9789400715417; 9789400715424
Subjects: Confucianism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction :; title: the rise of authentic Confucianism  -- Ruiping Fan; title: From mind Confucianism to political Confucianism  -- Jiang Qing; title: The rise of political Confucianism in contemporary China  -- Ruichang Wang; title: On "one-continuity" in Jiang Qing's Confucian thought  -- Dan Lin; title: Jiang Qing on equality  -- Ruiping Fan; title: The Confucian conception of transcendence and filial piety  -- Qingxin K. Wang; title: Towards a proper relation between men and women :; title: beyond masculinism and feminism  -- Tangjia Wang; title: The soft power in the Confucian "kingly way"  -- Anthony Yeung and Carole Hoyan Hang Fung; title: Jiang Qing's Political Confucianism  -- Daniel A. Bell; title: Declaration toward a global ethic :; title: Jiang Qing's response  -- Jonathan Chan; title: 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; title: The characteristics and prospect of the Confucian Academy :; title: a commentary on Jiang Qing's ideas on the Confucian Academy  -- Xiuping Hong; title: Three political Confucianisms and half a century  -- Albert H.Y. Chen; title: Is political Confucianism a universalism?; title: an analysis of Jiang Qing's philosophical tendency  -- Xianglong Zhang; title: A Confucian coming of age -- Erike Yu and Meng Fan.