On Stephen C. Angle's "Growing Moral: Living as a Progressive Confucian in the Twenty-First Century".

Progressive Confucianism is not an historical account; instead, it is a proposal for a moral way of living in the world today. Stephen Angle, in his lecture "Growing Moral: Living as a Progressive Confucian in the Twenty-First Century," argues for a Confucian way of life that both updates the Confuc...

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Published in:Chinese Literature & Thought Today Vol. 54; no. 3/4; pp. 151 - 154
Main Authors: Li, Jifen, Turner, Kevin J.
Format: Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2023
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Summary:Progressive Confucianism is not an historical account; instead, it is a proposal for a moral way of living in the world today. Stephen Angle, in his lecture "Growing Moral: Living as a Progressive Confucian in the Twenty-First Century," argues for a Confucian way of life that both updates the Confucian tradition and helps us adjust to the quick pace and high demands of modern living. Progressive Confucianism re-envisions the Confucian tradition in ways to help it meet the challenges of the modern world, such as gender inequality. And, like the sage, Progressive Confucianism is a work-in-progress, leaving open many possibilities for future developments.