RECONSTRUCTING (NEO)CONFUCIANISM IN A "GLOCAL" POSTMODERN CULTURE CONTEXT

RECONSTRUCTING (NEO)CONFUCIANISM IN A "GLOCAL" POSTMODERN CULTURE CONTEXT

Confucianism has again been undergoing another major transformation as it had been in history, but in a different time and different context: The current global postmodern and postcolonial time and context. Therefore, although born in Chinese soil, it, as a powerful and resourceful cultural traditio...

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