Cheng-Zhu confucianism in the early Qing: Li Guangdi (1642-1718) and Qing learning
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| Schriftenreihe: | SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture
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| Beschreibung: | ix, 258 p. |
| ISBN: | 0791448819 0791448827 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Inhalt: Acknowledgments. Introduction, p. 1. Ch. 1. A Philosophical Dimension of the Ming-Qing Intellectual Transition: Conceptions of Human Nature (Xing), p. 13. Ch. 2. The Life of a Scholar-Official, p. 51. Ch. 3. General Theory: Metaphysics and Metapraxis, p. 69. Ch. 4. The Ontology of Xing (Nature) and Its Meta- practical Import, p. 101. Ch. 5. Reading the Classics: Hermeneutics and Philosophy , p. 131. Ch. 6. Vita Activa: Action in the Political and Social Realms, p. 163. Concluding Reflections, p. 195. Notes, p. 205. Glossary of Transliterations, p. 237. Selected Bibliography of Works Cited, p. 243. Index, p. 255. | |
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| contents | Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-254) and index Publisher description: "This first book-length study of the Cheng-Zhu School of Confucianism in the early Qing period explores the thought of Li Guangdi, a powerful official in the court of the Kangxi emperor. On-cho Ng undertakes close readings of Li's ideas of ultimate truths and first principles, while situating them in the context of the intellectual concerns of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century China. Addressing philosophical issues neglected in scholarship on early Qing learning, the author offers a new angle from which to view the Ming-Qing intellectual transition and the formation of early Qing thought. He argues that Cheng-Zhu learning, far from being out of step with the epochal climate of thought because of its putative preoccupation with the ultimate and the transcendent, was actually a dated reflection of, and active contributor to, early Qing thought. By tracing the contour and development of Li Guangdi's thought formulated within the bounds of inherited Cheng-Zhu tea Inhalt: Acknowledgments. Introduction, p. 1. Ch. 1. A Philosophical Dimension of the Ming-Qing Intellectual Transition: Conceptions of Human Nature (Xing), p. 13. Ch. 2. The Life of a Scholar-Official, p. 51. Ch. 3. General Theory: Metaphysics and Metapraxis, p. 69. Ch. 4. The Ontology of Xing (Nature) and Its Meta- practical Import, p. 101. Ch. 5. Reading the Classics: Hermeneutics and Philosophy , p. 131. Ch. 6. Vita Activa: Action in the Political and Social Realms, p. 163. Concluding Reflections, p. 195. Notes, p. 205. Glossary of Transliterations, p. 237. Selected Bibliography of Works Cited, p. 243. Index, p. 255. |
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| spelling | Ng, On Cho 1953- Verfasser (DE-588)173606458 aut Cheng-Zhu confucianism in the early Qing Li Guangdi (1642-1718) and Qing learning On-cho Ng A Philosophical Dimension of the Ming-Qing Intellectual Transition Conceptions of Human Nature Xing The Life of a Scholar-Official Metaphysics and Metapraxis The Ontology of Xing (Nature) and Its Meta- practical Import Reading the Classics: Hermeneutics and Philosophy Vita Activa: Action in the Political and Social Realms Albany, N.Y. State University of New York Press c2001 ix, 258 p. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-254) and index Publisher description: "This first book-length study of the Cheng-Zhu School of Confucianism in the early Qing period explores the thought of Li Guangdi, a powerful official in the court of the Kangxi emperor. On-cho Ng undertakes close readings of Li's ideas of ultimate truths and first principles, while situating them in the context of the intellectual concerns of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century China. Addressing philosophical issues neglected in scholarship on early Qing learning, the author offers a new angle from which to view the Ming-Qing intellectual transition and the formation of early Qing thought. He argues that Cheng-Zhu learning, far from being out of step with the epochal climate of thought because of its putative preoccupation with the ultimate and the transcendent, was actually a dated reflection of, and active contributor to, early Qing thought. By tracing the contour and development of Li Guangdi's thought formulated within the bounds of inherited Cheng-Zhu tea Inhalt: Acknowledgments. Introduction, p. 1. Ch. 1. A Philosophical Dimension of the Ming-Qing Intellectual Transition: Conceptions of Human Nature (Xing), p. 13. Ch. 2. The Life of a Scholar-Official, p. 51. Ch. 3. General Theory: Metaphysics and Metapraxis, p. 69. Ch. 4. The Ontology of Xing (Nature) and Its Meta- practical Import, p. 101. Ch. 5. Reading the Classics: Hermeneutics and Philosophy , p. 131. Ch. 6. Vita Activa: Action in the Political and Social Realms, p. 163. Concluding Reflections, p. 195. Notes, p. 205. Glossary of Transliterations, p. 237. Selected Bibliography of Works Cited, p. 243. Index, p. 255. Li, Guangdi, 1642-1718 / Views on Neo-Confucianism Li, Guangdi 1642-1718 (DE-588)123224195 gnd rswk-swf Neo-Confucianism Lixue (DE-588)4271076-5 gnd rswk-swf Li, Guangdi 1642-1718 (DE-588)123224195 p Lixue (DE-588)4271076-5 s DE-604 |
| spellingShingle | Ng, On Cho 1953- Cheng-Zhu confucianism in the early Qing Li Guangdi (1642-1718) and Qing learning Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-254) and index Publisher description: "This first book-length study of the Cheng-Zhu School of Confucianism in the early Qing period explores the thought of Li Guangdi, a powerful official in the court of the Kangxi emperor. On-cho Ng undertakes close readings of Li's ideas of ultimate truths and first principles, while situating them in the context of the intellectual concerns of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century China. Addressing philosophical issues neglected in scholarship on early Qing learning, the author offers a new angle from which to view the Ming-Qing intellectual transition and the formation of early Qing thought. He argues that Cheng-Zhu learning, far from being out of step with the epochal climate of thought because of its putative preoccupation with the ultimate and the transcendent, was actually a dated reflection of, and active contributor to, early Qing thought. By tracing the contour and development of Li Guangdi's thought formulated within the bounds of inherited Cheng-Zhu tea Inhalt: Acknowledgments. Introduction, p. 1. Ch. 1. A Philosophical Dimension of the Ming-Qing Intellectual Transition: Conceptions of Human Nature (Xing), p. 13. Ch. 2. The Life of a Scholar-Official, p. 51. Ch. 3. General Theory: Metaphysics and Metapraxis, p. 69. Ch. 4. The Ontology of Xing (Nature) and Its Meta- practical Import, p. 101. Ch. 5. Reading the Classics: Hermeneutics and Philosophy , p. 131. Ch. 6. Vita Activa: Action in the Political and Social Realms, p. 163. Concluding Reflections, p. 195. Notes, p. 205. Glossary of Transliterations, p. 237. Selected Bibliography of Works Cited, p. 243. Index, p. 255. Li, Guangdi, 1642-1718 / Views on Neo-Confucianism Li, Guangdi 1642-1718 (DE-588)123224195 gnd Neo-Confucianism Lixue (DE-588)4271076-5 gnd |
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