Hu Jintao, general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of ,China and state president,recently wrote a letter to the China Society for Human Rights Studies （CSHRS）. The letter was published on D...Hu Jintao, general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of ,China and state president,recently wrote a letter to the China Society for Human Rights Studies （CSHRS）. The letter was published on December 10, 2008. Social circles have responded enthusiastically to the letter. On December 16, 2008 the society held a forum where participants discussed important ideas Hu expresses in his letter.展开更多
The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Jo...The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of variousaspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern andMediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations aswell as common elements,contacts and interactions among them(e.g.,insuch traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology,etc.).The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history,philology,art,archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the materialand spiritual culture of that region.Articles discussing other cultures willbe considered for publication if they are clearly relevant to the NearEastern and Mediterranean region. Information about new discoveries andcurrent scholarly events is also welcome. Publishers are encouraged tosend review copies of展开更多
After Wang Yangming experienced the revelation of Confucian philosophy at Longchang,he disseminated his heart-mind doctrine by engaging in teaching.A great number of scholars in Guizhou followed him and formed the Qia...After Wang Yangming experienced the revelation of Confucian philosophy at Longchang,he disseminated his heart-mind doctrine by engaging in teaching.A great number of scholars in Guizhou followed him and formed the Qian sub-school of the heartmind philosophy,the earliest of local Yangming sub-schools in the country. roughout the Zhengde and Wanli periods of the Ming dynasty,Yangming scholars and local o cials in favor of the heart-mind philosophy worked in collaboration to collate and print six books of Wang’s works in Guizhou.Among these,A New Supplementary Edition of Master Wang Yangming’s Writings represents the most fruitful e ort by both government o cials(Wang Xing)and local scholars(Chen Wenxue and Ye Wu).As an o print block-carving edition of Wang Yangming’s collections in the early years,it is extremely treasured for its rarity of edition and historical value. e profusion of printing of Wang’s works in Guizhou re ects the wide circulation of his heart-mind doctrines in China’s southwest frontier regions,vividly mirroring the growth of Wang’s philosophy outside cultural centers as well as the complicated history of interactive in uence between Chinese marginal and central cultures.展开更多
文摘Hu Jintao, general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of ,China and state president,recently wrote a letter to the China Society for Human Rights Studies （CSHRS）. The letter was published on December 10, 2008. Social circles have responded enthusiastically to the letter. On December 16, 2008 the society held a forum where participants discussed important ideas Hu expresses in his letter.
文摘The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of variousaspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern andMediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations aswell as common elements,contacts and interactions among them(e.g.,insuch traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology,etc.).The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history,philology,art,archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the materialand spiritual culture of that region.Articles discussing other cultures willbe considered for publication if they are clearly relevant to the NearEastern and Mediterranean region. Information about new discoveries andcurrent scholarly events is also welcome. Publishers are encouraged tosend review copies of
文摘After Wang Yangming experienced the revelation of Confucian philosophy at Longchang,he disseminated his heart-mind doctrine by engaging in teaching.A great number of scholars in Guizhou followed him and formed the Qian sub-school of the heartmind philosophy,the earliest of local Yangming sub-schools in the country. roughout the Zhengde and Wanli periods of the Ming dynasty,Yangming scholars and local o cials in favor of the heart-mind philosophy worked in collaboration to collate and print six books of Wang’s works in Guizhou.Among these,A New Supplementary Edition of Master Wang Yangming’s Writings represents the most fruitful e ort by both government o cials(Wang Xing)and local scholars(Chen Wenxue and Ye Wu).As an o print block-carving edition of Wang Yangming’s collections in the early years,it is extremely treasured for its rarity of edition and historical value. e profusion of printing of Wang’s works in Guizhou re ects the wide circulation of his heart-mind doctrines in China’s southwest frontier regions,vividly mirroring the growth of Wang’s philosophy outside cultural centers as well as the complicated history of interactive in uence between Chinese marginal and central cultures.
