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Eighteen accounts of what is real, each set out in its own terms and each with its own page.
All World Views Does God Exist?The New Confucianism stream of the Confucianism timeline.
Streams: All of Confucianism Classical Confucianism Imperial Confucianism Neo-Confucianism New Confucianism
In 1958 four scholars in exile from the mainland, Tang Junyi, Mou Zongsan, Xu Fuguan, and Zhang Junmai, published a manifesto for the reappraisal of Chinese culture, declaring that the Confucian tradition carried living resources for democracy and science rather than obstacles to them. The document founded the movement called New Confucianism, which carried the teaching through the twentieth century's anti-Confucian decades.
In the two-thousands the tradition the republic and the revolution had condemned returned to public honor: classics reading for children, Confucius Institutes carrying the master's name abroad, state ceremony at Qufu, and scholars debating political Confucianism in the universities. The revival is contested, between state sponsorship and independent scholarship, and it is still unfolding.
