Liang Qichao and the "modern Literature" Movement in the Late Qing Dynasty: a Study Centered on Three Aspects of Liang's Qing Scholarly History

Liang Qichao and the "modern Literature" Movement in the Late Qing Dynasty: a Study Centered on Three Aspects of Liang's Qing Scholarly History

by Zhang Yong

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Liang Qichao's special position in modern Chinese history lies in the fact that he was not only a participant, but also a recorder and interpreter of important historical events: whether it was major political events such as the New Deal in the late Qing Dynasty or the constitutional government in the early Republic of China, or cultural and ideological processes such as the academic inheritance of the late Qing Dynasty. This book starts from Liang Qichao's three key historical works of Qing Dynasty (namely, "Introduction to the Academics of the Qing Dynasty", "Academic History of China in the Past Three Hundred Years", and Chapter 8 "Academics in Modern Times" of "On the General Trend of Changes in Chinese Academic Thought"), restores the different contexts of Liang's previous and later narrations, and clarifies his role in the late Qing Dynasty\

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