Aaron Stalnaker, ’Two Contemporary Approaches to Confucian Religious Humanism: Tu Weiming and Li Zehou’
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Aaron Stalnaker, ’Two Contemporary Approaches to Confucian Religious Humanism: Tu Weiming and Li Zehou’
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This lecture presents two snapshots of contemporary Confucian humanism, one presented as religious, and one eschewing that label. “Humanism,” or its modern Chinese equivalents (usually réndào zhǔyì—the “doctrine of the human way”—but sometimes renwen zhuyi —the “doctrine of human culture”), is very much a living and productive category of thought for contemporary Chinese intellectuals, with deep and resonant cultural roots in Chinese traditions. But what exactly it amounts to is far from agreed, and lively debates about recognizably humanistic concerns are ongoing throughout the Chinese world. “Humanism” is thus an excellent choice as a “bridge concept” between Western and Chinese thought, for academic study, or for use by activists or policy-makers who aim to engage productively with those in the Chinese cultural sphere.