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Chinese Philosophical Etext Archive--Late Qing and Republic Texts

Tan Sitong (1865-1898)

Confucian-Inspired Texts? One of my main research interests is the relation between the Confucian tradition and Western philosophical ideas in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century Chinese philosophical discourse. The following texts, prepared by the Confucian Etext Project unless indicated otherwise, are crucial to any such research.

Tan Sitong ( 譚嗣同 ) Renxue ( 仁學 ) [view as HTML] [view as text] Notes on Text and Edition

Liang Qichao ( 梁啟超 ) Xin Min Shuo ( 新民說 ) [view as HTML] Note: A revised edition, first posted 11/30/98, proofread and edited by Max Huang and Wu Shu-ling of the Academia Sinica. The following texts were prepared by Kyoto University's Human Sciences Research Institute. They are the results of an automatic conversion from JIS to Big-5, and the editor also notes that the proof-reading process is not yet complete. Still, if used with care they may be helpful. I will update these texts if and when better versions become available. Bianfa Tongyi ( 變法通議 ) [view as HTML] Ziyou Shu ( 自由書 ) [view as HTML] Xin Min Shuo ( 新民說 ) [view as HTML]

Chen Duxiu ( 陳獨秀 ) From Anhui Suhua Bao ( 安徽俗話報 ) "Shuo Guojia ( 說國家 )" [view as HTML] "Wang Guo Pian ( 亡國篇 )" [view as HTML] "Wang Yangming Xiansheng... ( 王陽明先生訓蒙大意的解釋 )" [view as HTML]

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Date created: 10/19/96
Last modified: 11/30/98
Copyright 1996, Stephen C. Angle
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