This article examines the significance of reflexive self-critical modernity in the development
of early “New Confucianism” by reconsidering the example of Zhang Junmai in the context of …

Abstract T he New Confucian, Z hang Junmai 張君勱 (1887–1969), was a cultural
nationalist, democratic socialist, constitutionalist, public moralist, and leader of a minor …

This essay addresses the symbolic or socio-ideological significance of what is called
guoxue re in China today. In the author's view, as a concept with a fixed morphological form …

For more than half a century, the journal Xueheng (Critical Review, 1922-1933) has been
considered" culturally conservative," symbolizing the" limits of change" in a rapidly …

Between 1989 and 1993, with the end of the Cold War, Tiananmen, and Deng Xiaoping's
renewed reform, Chinese intellectuals said goodbye to radicalism. In newly-founded …

Zhang Dongsun (1886-1973), a leading scholar of Western philosophy in the Republican
period, has been relatively neglected in Western scholarship on twentieth-century Chinese …

This article traces the intellectual evolution of Zhang Chengzhi (b. 1948), a contemporary
Chinese poet, novelist, essayist, archaeologist, and ethnographer, from Mao-era radicalism …

This article explores the relationship between materialism and philosophical idealism in the
political philosophy of Marxist revolutionary movements, by illuminating the influence of Neo …

During the last decades of the previous century, the rebirth and the modernization of
classical Confucianism gained increasing relevance. These tendencies have manifested …

Zhang Taiyan (1868-1936) is famous for being one of the first thinkers in China to promote
revolution in the early twentieth century. Scholars have addressed Zhang's revolutionary …