The Mainland Confucian Revival and Its Problems as Seen from the Perspective of “Civilizational Theory”

Contemporary Chinese Thought 49 (2):139-150 (2018)
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Editor’s AbstractAccording to philosopher Chen Yun in this essay, only by reorienting Confucianism around the idea of (Chinese) civilization will it be able to critique modernity, instead of passively accommodating itself to modernity. Like many other MNCs, Chen views all of the contemporary narratives of world history as fundamentally Eurocentric, based on presuppositions that emerged in Western modernity but without acknowledging their reliance on what is really only one among several other civilizational options.

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