Zhang Xuecheng (1738-1801) has primarily been read as a philosopher
of history. This volume presents him as an ethical philosopher with
a distinctive understanding of the aims and methods of Confucian
self-cultivation. Offered in English translation for the first
time, this collection of Zhang's essays and letters should
challenge our current understanding of this Qing dynasty
philosopher. "On Ethics and History" also contains translations of
three important essays written by Tang-dynasty Confucian Han Yu and
shows how Zhang responded to Han's earlier works. Those with an
interest in ethical philosophy, religion, and Chinese thought and
culture will find still relevant much of what Zhang argued for in
his own day.
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