
A BOOK IN PROGRESS [PART 21]: COMMUNISM & CONFUCIANISM
by Kenan Malik
This is the last extract from my book in progress on the history of moral thought. The book is now, in fact, no longer in progress, as I have completed it. This might be the final extract, but it is not from the final chapter, but the penultimate one, Chapter 19 (I have already run an extract from chapter 20). Chapter 19 explores moral debate in modern China, particularly after the fall of the dynastic system, and the creation, first […]
Categories: History of moral thought • Tags: china, chinese philosophy, communism, confucianism, democracy, equality, ethics, jiang qing, mao