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"Philosophy Course at Southwest Associated University" Author: Feng Youlan Publisher: Tiandi Publishing House
"Philosophy Course at Southwest Associated University" Author: Feng Youlan Publisher: Tiandi Publishing House
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Introduction
The theme of this book is "Philosophy Class". The Hundred Schools of Thought in the pre-Qin period, the wonderful fusion of the introduction of Buddhism and metaphysics, the debate on the unity of knowledge and action... will all be presented in this book, forming a complete and detailed history of Chinese philosophy. This book shows the diversity of the general education of Southwest Associated University through philosophy, and unravels the veins of Chinese philosophy and sorts them out properly. Chinese philosophy still has a profound impact on the Chinese people today. Only by understanding Chinese philosophy can we understand the present.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Feng Youlan (1895-1990) was a famous Chinese philosopher. He served as professor, director of the Department of Philosophy, and dean of the School of Arts at Tsinghua University, and professor and dean of the School of Arts at Southwest Associated University. His works such as "History of Chinese Philosophy", "A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy", and "Six Books of the Zhenyuan Period" are important classics of Chinese academic thought in the 20th century. They have a profound influence on contemporary Chinese and even foreign academic circles, and he is known as a "modern neo-Confucianist."
Table of contents · · · · · ·
Feng Youlan talks about the era of Confucianism. A general discussion of the era of Confucianism. Confucius and the beginning of Confucianism. Mozi and the early Mohist school. Mencius and the Mencius school in Confucianism. Laozi and the Laozi school in Taoism. Zhuangzi and the Zhuangzi school in Taoism. Xunzi and the Xunzi school in Confucianism.
/ Chapter 2 /
Feng Youlan talks about Confucianism in the Han Dynasty - Taking Dong Zhongshu as an example Dong Zhongshu's position among Confucian scholars in the Western Han Dynasty Yuan, Heaven, Yin and Yang, Five Elements, Four Seasons, Human Beings' Nature, Personal Ethics and Social Ethics, Political Philosophy and Social Philosophy, Disasters
/ Chapter 3 /
Tang Yongtong on Wei-Jin metaphysics The development of Wei-Jin thought Different schools of Wei-Jin metaphysics A brief discussion on Wang Bi's "Book of Changes" and "The Analects" New meanings Xiang Guo Yi's Zhuang Zhou and Confucius After Xie Lingyun's "Discussion on the Differentiation of Sects"
/ Chapter 4 /
Tang Yongtong talks about Buddhism in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Characteristics of Buddhism in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The movement of seeking the Dharma in the west. Emperor Taizong of Tang and Buddhism. Master Xuanzang. Han Yu and the anti-Buddhism of Tang Dynasty scholars.
/ Chapter 5/
He Lin on Song and Ming Neo-Confucianism New Evaluation of Song Confucianism Lu Xiangshan and Wang Anshi Wang Anshi's Philosophical Thought Wang Chuanshan's Historical Philosophy New Theory on the Unity of Knowledge and Action
/ Chapter 6/
Feng Youlan talks about the thoughts of the Qing Dynasty. The movement of establishing religion and reforming the system in the late Qing Dynasty. Kang Youwei, Tan Sitong, Liao Ping
