陽明從祀典禮的爭議和挫折

Hung Lam Chu

陽明從祀典禮的爭議和挫折

Translated title of the contribution: The Final Decision for the Official Recognition of Wang Yangming

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Abstract

The Ming court decision to canonize Wang Yangming as a genuine Confucian in 1584 after two rigorous debates that lasted for eighteen years. This study is a sequel to the first debate in 1572-73 studied in the author's earlier article, "The Debate over Recognition of Wang yang-ming," published in Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies (Vol. 48, June 1988).

Translated title of the contribution	The Final Decision for the Official Recognition of Wang Yangming
Original language	Chinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)	167-181
Journal	中國文化研究所學報
Volume	N.S. No. 5 (Vol. 36)
Publication status	Published - Jan 1996

Keywords

Wang Yangming (1472-1529)
Canonization of Wang Yangming
Confucian canonization

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陽明從祀典禮的爭議和挫折

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