Year
1923
Text
Wu, Mi. Wo zhi ren sheng guang. In : Xue heng M no 16 (1923). [My view of life].
Hou Chien : From his student days at Harvard University, Wu Mi has been a faithful propagandist of the Babbittian ideal. His diatribe against the Movement for a New Literature that culminated in the May fourth movement, and especially his self-expository essay antedating Irving Babbitt's stand, show clearly the direction of his mental efforts.
At Wu Mi's program for achieving a virtuous life we find it to contain three items. 1( self-discipline and resort to rituals (li), 2) practicing loyalty (or good faith, zhong) and sympathetic magnanimity (or extensions of one's feelings to others, shu), and 3) maintenance of the golden mean (zhong yong). The first has been used by Li Ji in summarizing Babbitt's teachings. All of them are found in Confucius.
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Subjects
Philosophy : United States of America
Documents (1)
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1974
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Hou, Chien. Irving Babbitt and Chinese thought. In : Tamkang review, vol. 5 (1974).
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Zhang, Qiyun. Beibite, dang dai yi ren shi. In : Mei Guangdi wen lu. (Hangzhou : Guo li Zhejiang da xue chu ban bu, 1948). [Babbitt, the single great teacher of the times]梅光迪文錄
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