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Article: Contemporary Confucianism and western culture.
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- Journal of Ecumenical Studies
- Article date:
- January 1, 2003
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I. Background
In 1986 Mainland China scholars, based on a proposal by Professor Fang Keli, began an extensive historical and philosophic research program, "Contemporary Confucianism," as a designated national project for a period of ten years. The renewed study of Confucianism suddenly caught fire among scholars and became an unexpectedly hot arena for research and public interest that attracted a number of Mainland China scholars to begin a reassessment of the modern Confucian movement called "Contemporary Confucianism." This modern revival of Confucianism scholarship is sometimes also known in English as "New Confucianism" or "Contemporary New Confucianism" in ...
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