Confucianism and enlightenment / Yun Ding.
Ding, Yun.; Zhao, Yanyan.
2023
B126
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Title Confucianism and enlightenment / Yun Ding.
Author Ding, Yun.
ISBN 9789819954711 (electronic bk.)
9819954711 (electronic bk.)
9819954703
9789819954704
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-5471-1
Imprint Singapore : Springer, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-981-99-5471-1 doi
Call Number B126
Dewey Decimal Classification 181/.11
Summary This book presents twelve of the authors selected essays on subjects related to contemporary Chinese thought and examines other significant works on the history of Chinese philosophy. By combing the basic political discourse on Confucianism, it highlights the significance of Confucian Socialism in the present day and explains the authors reflections on the philosophy and modernization of Chinese thought. This book is a valuable resource for experts and scholars as well as for general readers who have an understanding of contemporary Chinese philosophy, offering deep insights into current Chinese thought and Confucian modernization.
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Added Author Zhao, Yanyan.
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Part III Philosophical Understanding-and-Mergence & the Ancient-Modern and Chinese-Western Issues
8 Political Comparison Between Philosophy and Theology: On Plato's Symposium
8.1 Analysis on Different Voices in Community of Logos: Structure and Theme
8.2 The Reason of the Polis: Political Theology of Eros
8.3 Socrates' "Honest Remarks" and the Eros of Political Philosophy
8.4 Monologue in Dialogue: Two Kinds of Immortality
8.5 The Purpose and Danger of "Honest Remarks"
8.6 The "Truth" Told by the Drunker: Why Does Socrates Conceal His Teaching?

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