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第二講 Lecture 2
講座內容 About the Lecture
傳統士人每每認為國家主要的任務是負起人民「教」「養」之責。而在清代後期，尤其是1840年代開始，出現一些帶有烏托邦色彩的文本，主張國家已經沒有能力負起「教」「養」之責，而是應該由一種帶有宗法色彩的「大宗族」來取代「國家」之角色。
The literati believed that the main responsibility of the country was to ‘educate’ and ‘nurture’ the people. However, since the 1840s, some utopian beliefs started to emerge. Such beliefs contended that the country could no longer bear the responsibility of educating and nurturing the people. Instead, there should be ‘a large clan system’ based on the beliefs of ‘Zongfa’ to replace the role of ‘the country’.
主持：鄧小虎教授
Moderator: Professor Siu Fu Tang
鄧小虎教授，香港大學中文學院副教授，中國歷史文化本科課程及中國歷史研究文科碩士課程主任。鄧教授於香港中文大學哲學系取得本科及碩士學位，後負笈英倫，於牛津大學中國研究中心攻讀博士學位，二零零八年加入香港大學中文學院，致力教授中國哲學科目如中國思想導論、儒家思想、道家思想、佛家思想等。研究興趣集中在先秦儒家（特別是荀子思想）、中國思想中的倫理學及政治哲學、中西哲學比較、中國思想與現代性等課題。
Professor Siu Fu Tang is a respected Associate Professor in the School of Chinese at The University of Hong Kong (HKU), where he heads both the undergraduate programme in Chinese History and Culture and the Master of Arts programme in Chinese Historical Studies. Prof. Tang began his academic journey in Hong Kong, where he studied both Western and Chinese Philosophy, eventually earning his PhD from the prestigious Chinese Institute at Oxford University.
Since joining the HKU faculty in 2008, Prof. Tang has been dedicated to teaching courses on Chinese Philosophy, covering areas such as Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism. His research interests are centred on early Confucianism, specifically the ideas of Xunzi, as well as ethics, political philosophy, comparative philosophy, and the interconnection between modernity and Chinese thought.
12/4/2024 ( 五 FRI ) | 3:30 pm
香港大學百周年校園逸夫教學樓4樓4.36學院會議室
4.36 Faculty Conference Room,
4/F, Run Run Shaw Tower,
Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong
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語言：普通話
Language: Mandarin
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