Against those who insist our thinking must remain within the dominant terms of Euro-American modernity, Jenco demonstrates how China's nineteenth- and twentieth-century "Western Learning" debates offer theoretically credible alternatives to current methods for engaging otherness and confronting ethnocentrism.
Against those who insist our thinking must remain within the dominant terms of Euro-American modernity, Jenco demonstrates how China's nineteenth- and twentieth-century "Western Learning" debates offer theoretically credible alternatives to current methods for engaging otherness and confronting ethnocentrism.
Leigh Jenco is Associate Professor of Political Theory at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Inhaltsangabe
* Acknowledgments * 1. Toward the Creative Engagement of Chinese Thought * 2. Westernization as Barbarization: Culturalism, Universalism and Particularism * 3. Can Cultural Others be Historical Others? The Curious Thesis of "Chinese origins for Western knowledge" (Xi xue Zhong yuan) * 4. Why Learning from Others is Political, not (only) Epistemological: Arguments for "Changing Referents" (Bianfa) * 5. How Meaning Moves: Tan Sitong's Metaphysics of Culture * 6. Where Knowledge Creates its Own Object: Yan Fu and Liang Qichao on "The Study of Groups" (Qunxue) * 7. Culture as History: Envisioning Change in the May Fourth Era * 8. The Culturally Unprecedented: "Old," "New," and the Political Tractability of Background Conditions * 9. Here and Now: Modern Chinese Thought as a Source of Innovation * Appendix * Bibliography * Index
* Acknowledgments * 1. Toward the Creative Engagement of Chinese Thought * 2. Westernization as Barbarization: Culturalism, Universalism and Particularism * 3. Can Cultural Others be Historical Others? The Curious Thesis of "Chinese origins for Western knowledge" (Xi xue Zhong yuan) * 4. Why Learning from Others is Political, not (only) Epistemological: Arguments for "Changing Referents" (Bianfa) * 5. How Meaning Moves: Tan Sitong's Metaphysics of Culture * 6. Where Knowledge Creates its Own Object: Yan Fu and Liang Qichao on "The Study of Groups" (Qunxue) * 7. Culture as History: Envisioning Change in the May Fourth Era * 8. The Culturally Unprecedented: "Old," "New," and the Political Tractability of Background Conditions * 9. Here and Now: Modern Chinese Thought as a Source of Innovation * Appendix * Bibliography * Index
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