First of all, the author of Anti-Innovation gives a general introduction to his academic path. Then it makes a preliminary discussion on the trend of China's philosophy, such as On Truth, Goodness and Beauty in China's Traditional Philosophy, On the Unity of Heaven and Man, On the Unity of Knowing and Doing, and On the Unity of Scenes, which are the supplements to China's Traditional Philosophy.
Secondly, the author makes a comprehensive survey of China's traditional philosophy, and criticizes and discusses whether "internal transcendence" and "universal harmony" can truly express the characteristics of China's traditional philosophy; The author also discusses the development of modern academic culture in China. Finally, I summarized my research on the history of philosophy in the past 30 years, such as the development history of metaphysics in Wei and Jin Dynasties and the philosophical significance of Hua Yan's "Ten Xuanmen".
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Tang, 1927 was born in Tianjin in February, and his ancestral home was Huangmei, Hubei.195/kloc-0 graduated from the philosophy department of Peking University in. Professor of Philosophy Department of Peking University, honorary director of China Institute of Philosophy and Culture, doctoral supervisor, director of Peking University Confucianism and Tibetan Compilation Center, and chief expert of "Confucianism and Tibetan Compilation and Research", a major key project of philosophy and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. 1990 In 2006, he received an honorary doctorate in literature from McMaster University in Canada and an honorary doctorate in science and culture from Kansai University in Japan.
He is a visiting scholar at Harvard University and a visiting professor at the University of Oregon, the University of Melbourne, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and McMaster University in Canada. Member of the Advisory Committee of the 32nd Asia and North Africa Research Association, President of the International China Philosophical Society, etc. 65438-0996, Hu Shi Lecturer, China Research Institute, Leiden University, Netherlands; 65438-0997, Lecturer of Qian Binsi, Chinese University of Hong Kong; He was also a visiting professor at the City University of Hong Kong and other schools from 65438 to 0999. At the same time, he is the president of China Institute of Culture, the consultant of Chinese Philosophy History Society, the president of Confucius Institute in China, the vice president of China Oriental Culture Research Association, the vice president of China Yanhuang Culture Research Association, and the director of International Value and Philosophy Research Association.
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