Zhang Chunyi

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Zhang Chunyi ( Chinese  張純一  /  张纯一 ; 1871 - 1955 ) from among Hanyang , Province of Hubei , was a Chinese philosopher, historian of philosophy and scholar who in the time of his classical education Qing Dynasty acquired. He conducted research on various philosophers, especially the pre-Qin period (e.g. on the texts Mozi and Yanzi chunqiu ), on Buddhists and Christianity.

According to a study by Jinxue Feng devoted to his religious and intellectual career, he tried “to interpret Christian teachings on the basis of Chinese culture, especially the Mo school and later Buddhism .” He died in Fushun City in 1955 .

See also

literature

  • Jinxue Feng: The Sino-Christian Reception of Mozi Using the Example of Zhang Chunyi (1871–1955). 2017 ( publisher's text )
  • Pan-Chiu Lai, Yuen-tai So: Mahāyāna Interpretation of Christianity: A Case Study of Zhang Chunyi (1871–1955). Buddhist-Christian Studies, Volume 27, 2007, pp. 67-87 ( online )

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ cf. HYDZD Bibliography 25: Yanzi chunqiu jiaozhu晏子 春秋 校 注 ( Zhuzi jicheng诸子 集成, Zhonghua shuju 1978).
  2. ↑ Publisher text to Jinxue Feng (2017).
personal data
SURNAME Zhang Chunyi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 张纯 一; 張純 一
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Chinese philosopher and historian of philosophy
DATE OF BIRTH 1871
DATE OF DEATH 1955