Mori Mikisaburo: History of Chinese thought

The [Chinese History of China] of Moris Mikibuturo is a letter from a general culture rather than a professional scholar, but deep insight into Chinese history and ideas is a far - out-of-the-way work. The author of the Chinese History of China, who has re-supplied his research in the final years, is a well-known book that among Japanese readers is considered ‘the best choice to understand the history of China. ’. History creates ideas in the background of China's great and colorful history, and the process of developing new history is moving forward as if it were a Great under-staffed drama. The book highlights the effects of old-fashioned ideas and Buddhism that have been treated in a smaller way than the traditional Chinese thought that focused on Confucianism. The largest power in the nation's history, along with the nation’s Yuga, is dealt with a lot of the old man's ideas that he evaluated as being the first to be considered philosophical, and in addition to the value of the subject's articles, the subject of humanity is highly concerned. Buddhism, which came in the Civil War, when the Great Schism began, also was a convincing indication that it had a profound impact on Chinese thought from a historical point of view. The great framework of Chinese thought, which has contributed greatly to the philosophicalization of Confucianism, is the idea of labor and Buddhism. If Confucianism is Chinese self-inflicted, Buddhism is the dominant foreign idea in China. But could Confucianism be just Chinese self-inflicted thought?

Korean title: 중국사상사

Korean author: 모리 미키사부로

Korean publisher: 서커스(서커스출판상회)

ISBN-13: 9791187295228