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2 From Imperial to Civil Service Examinations
Changes in the Relationship Between the State and the Imperial Peking University (1898–1911)
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Xiaoqing Diana Lin
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- From Gewu zhizhi to Building a New Moral Universe? 5
- From Imperial to Civil Service Examinations 25
- From a Defense of Confucian Moral Knowledge to New Construction of Chinese Culture 41
- The Transformation of a Discursive Context 65
- The Uses of the Evolutionary Historical Framework 89
- Grasping for Permanence in Historical Change 119
- Confucian Moral Cultivation, Science, and Social Relevance 139
- Western Legal and Political Theories as Agents of Social Reform 159
- Conclusion 179
- Notes 185
- Bibliography 223
- Index 229
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- From Gewu zhizhi to Building a New Moral Universe? 5
- From Imperial to Civil Service Examinations 25
- From a Defense of Confucian Moral Knowledge to New Construction of Chinese Culture 41
- The Transformation of a Discursive Context 65
- The Uses of the Evolutionary Historical Framework 89
- Grasping for Permanence in Historical Change 119
- Confucian Moral Cultivation, Science, and Social Relevance 139
- Western Legal and Political Theories as Agents of Social Reform 159
- Conclusion 179
- Notes 185
- Bibliography 223
- Index 229
