New Confucianism in Republican China and the Overseas Diaspora (1920s–1950s)

1. May Fourth era challenges Confucian authority

   May 4, 1919Labels: May Fourth, Confucianism

   • Britannica
   • SEP

2. Liang Shuming publishes culture-comparison manifesto

   Jan 1, 1921Labels: Liang Shuming, Eastern and

   • PhilPapers
   • XBoorman

3. Xiong Shili begins long teaching career at Peking University

   Jan 1, 1925Labels: Xiong Shili, Peking University

   • Britannica

4. Xiong Shili publishes his New Treatise on Consciousness

   Jan 1, 1932Labels: Xiong Shili, A New

   • Britannica
   • Wiki

5. Feng Youlan publishes A History of Chinese Philosophy

   Jan 1, 1934Labels: Feng Youlan, A History

   • Britannica
   • IEP

6. Feng Youlan formulates New Rational Philosophy

   Jan 1, 1939Labels: Feng Youlan, New Rational

   • Britannica

7. Xiong Shili publishes expanded Xinweishilun system

   Jan 1, 1944Labels: Xiong Shili, Xinweishilun

   • Britannica

8. Feng Youlan publishes Short History for global readers

   Jan 1, 1948Labels: Feng Youlan, Short History

   • IEP
   • Wiki

9. New Asia College founded in Hong Kong

   Jan 1, 1949Labels: New Asia, Hong Kong

   • NewAsia
   • SEP

10. 1949 exile shifts New Confucianism overseas

    Oct 1, 1949Labels: 1949 Exile, New Confucianism

    • SEP
    • Philopedia

11. Zhang Junmai promotes a “Neo-Confucian” modernity in English

    Jan 1, 1957Labels: Zhang Junmai, The Development

    • IEP
    • Cambridge

12. New Confucian Manifesto articulates a shared program

    Jan 1, 1958Labels: New Confucian, Tang Junyi

    • Wiki
    • SEP

13. Tang Junyi publishes Cultural Consciousness and Moral Reason

    Jan 1, 1958Labels: Tang Junyi, Cultural Consciousness

    • SEP
    • Springer