Name: The Philosopher Li Zehou. His Thought and His Legacy
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Author: Jana S. Rosker;Roger T. Ames
ISBN: 9798855801712

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The Philosopher Li Zehou. His Thought and His Legacy

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

State University of New York Press

Author

Jana S. Rosker;Roger T. Ames

Collection

SUNY series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture

Year

2025

Pages

496

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9x15.2x3.2 cm

ISBN13

9798855801712

The Philosopher Li Zehou. His Thought and His Legacy

Jana S. Rosker;Roger T. Ames (Author) · State University of New York Press · Paperback

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Synopsis "The Philosopher Li Zehou. His Thought and His Legacy"

Deepens our understanding of this contemporary Chinese thinker's philosophy and its significance. Li Zehou (1930–2021) was one of China's most prominent contemporary philosophers, transforming Confucian philosophy into a resource for positive change. From a critical rereading of the Analects to a formulation of his own aesthetic theory, Li reinterpreted the tradition from earliest times down to the present day. In this effort, he was inspired by Marx and Kant but was neither a Marxist nor a Kantian. Nor was he a Confucian. He was, and remains, an original: the philosopher Li Zehou. In this volume, Chinese, European, and US scholars explore Li's contributions to Chinese philosophy and culture, deepening our understanding of his philosophy and its significance while also celebrating the intellectual diversity and richness of Chinese philosophical thought. In a passionate and dedicated endeavor to ensure that Li's philosophy endures and continues to inspire scholars, particularly the younger generation of academics, both in China and around the world, the volume aims to serve as a catalyst for ongoing scholarship and discourse on the work of the philosopher Li Zehou.