纠士习，推礼教：陈白沙(1428-1500)觉民化乡之心与迹 = RECTIFYING SCHOLASTIC HABITS AND PROMOTING RITUAL EDUCATION: CHEN BAISHA'S (1428-1500) MORAL AND POLITICAL ASPIRATIONS AND PRACTICES.
黄子嫦 HUANG ZICHANG
黄子嫦
HUANG ZICHANG
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Chen Xianzhang (style name Baisha, 1428-1500), is usually considered by modern scholars as an early representative of “School of Mind” of Neo-Confucianism who did not serve the government and led a reclusive life. Little attention is paid to his political theory as well as his engagements in governance in local communities. This thesis aims to formulate Chen’s administrative principles and to disclose what he had done to transform his hometown into a more civilized community. It shows that Chen had never forgotten his aspiration of governing the country and that self-cultivation and state governance —the two prongs of his philosophy, are coherently related to each other.
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Chen Xianzhang, Ritual Education, Scholars' Habits, Social Practices, Political Aspirations
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2017-07-28
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