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Liang the Philosopher of Living: On the Counter-Enlightenment Thought of Liang Shuming During the 1Fourth period (1915–1927) is a remarkably influential phenomenon within modern Chinese history, albeit one which is seldom studied or even mentioned. Of the different counter-Enlightenment schools, the present study primarily focuses on L. Shuming’s (1893–1988) “philosophy of living” owing to it bei

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Liang Under Mao: The Reconciliation of Confucianism and Buddhism with Marxist Ideology,t features in Liang’s work during this period is his conspicuous acknowledgement of the Marxist ideology and his sincere anticipation of the realization of communism on earth. While most of the Confucian scholars who left mainland China after 1949 expressed their worries about the continuation of tr

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,Liang Shuming’s Legacy in Hong Kong and Taiwan Since 1949: Liang’s Philosophical Connection with Taese Communist Party (CCP) founded the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Despite Liang’s physical isolation from Hong Kong and Taiwan, his scholarship still wielded a subtle influence on the two regions after 1949. This chapter highlights Liang’s legacy in Hong Kong and Taiwan by exploring his intell

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,Liang Shuming’s Reception in Mainland China Since the 1980s,ated and its value was reaffirmed by contemporary Chinese scholarship. This chapter reviews studies on three dimensions of Liang’s thought: his approach to China’s cultural modernization, his philosophy of life, and his theory and practice of rural reconstruction. Regarding his approach to China’s c

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