談日本儒學的“制度化”－以十七至十九世紀為中心
Journal
臺灣東亞文明研究學刊
Journal Volume
3
Journal Issue
1
Pages
257-274
Date Issued
2006
Author(s)
Abstract
This article discusses the development of Confucianism in Japan in the period between the 17th and 19th centuries. The author insists that the study of Confucianism was made possible only in private academies in early modern Japan. Due to the fact the there were no civil-service examination system in Japan, Confucianism had no connection with the state and therefore had nothing to do with the Construction of a given social class. In early modern Japan, there was no institution through which learning might contribute to political maneuver. In contrast with the institutionalized imperial schools, the private academies were gynamic and therefore deeloped a more liberal and individualistic intelfectual inclination.
Type
journal article