Men and ideas, an informal history of Chinese political thought [by] Lin Mousheng; introduction by Pearl S. Buck.

By: Publication details: New York, John Day Co. [1942]Description: xiv, 256 p. 21 cmSubject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: Men and ideas.DDC classification:
  • 320.951
LOC classification:
  • JA84.C6 L54 1942
Contents:
Prologue: A panorama of Chinese political thought -- pt. 1. The feudal age: Feudal institutions and conventions -- The idealistic school: Confucius -- The idealistic school: Mencius and Hsüntzu -- The naturalistic school: Laotzu -- The naturalistic school: Yangtzu and Chuangtzu -- The utilitarian school: Mocius -- The realistic school: Hantzu -- pt. 2. The monarchical age: Monarchical institutions and conventions -- Tung Chungshu: the metaphysical monarchist -- Pao Chingyen: the sociological anarchist -- Wang Anshih: the new dealer -- Che̓n Liang: the political synthesist -- Huang Tsunghsi: the philosopher of democracy -- Wang Fuchih: the philosopher of nationalism -- Ka̓ng Yuwei: the last of the Confucians -- Epilogue: The promise of Chinese politics.
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Bibliography: p. [239]-244.

Prologue: A panorama of Chinese political thought -- pt. 1. The feudal age: Feudal institutions and conventions -- The idealistic school: Confucius -- The idealistic school: Mencius and Hsüntzu -- The naturalistic school: Laotzu -- The naturalistic school: Yangtzu and Chuangtzu -- The utilitarian school: Mocius -- The realistic school: Hantzu -- pt. 2. The monarchical age: Monarchical institutions and conventions -- Tung Chungshu: the metaphysical monarchist -- Pao Chingyen: the sociological anarchist -- Wang Anshih: the new dealer -- Che̓n Liang: the political synthesist -- Huang Tsunghsi: the philosopher of democracy -- Wang Fuchih: the philosopher of nationalism -- Ka̓ng Yuwei: the last of the Confucians -- Epilogue: The promise of Chinese politics.

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