analysis of civilizations and the construction of contemporary chinese philosophy（分析当代中国哲学的文明和建设）.docVIP

Analysis of Civilizations and the construction of contemporary Chinese philosophy Abstract With the globalization of the world economy and culture to further accelerate the process of development, cultural exchanges between countries and collision grows increasingly intense. Harvard University Professor Tu Weiming that ‘dialogue between civilizations theory’ that is, the world’s multicultural coexistence through dialogue and exchange as well as a list of these cultural reflection and change, can promote integration between multiculturalism and understanding of the human will usher a new century. At present, China is in the restructuring of philosophy critical period of change, dialogue between civilizations will help reshape the Chinese philosophical system to make it more complete and uniform, a new attitude to the world, for further development. Paper Keywords diversification of Chinese Philosophy of Dialogue among Civilizations Contemporary Chinese Philosophy is in the past and seek a breakthrough reflection period, due to the traditional disciplines and research areas laurels division formed rigid concepts and customary manner, seriously affected the Chinese philosophy of development and progress. The globalization of the world economy and cultural development of all countries with a positive attitude required for cultural cooperation and exchanges in various countries and cultural dialogue between civilizations collision continuous integration, and gradually became a colorful ‘world cultural community.’ Under the new situation, breaking Margery, Seeger, and in philosophy between the numerous barriers to reshape China’s integrity and unity of philosophy, is an urgent task. Chinese philosophical system restructuring and building need to be open-minded, tolerant, tolerant, and constant self-reflection and adaptation, and to carry out ‘dialogue among civilizations’ is undoubtedly the only way for the construction of Chinese philosophy, only in the ‘ci