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The Revived Confucianism of the Song Period (Often Called Neo-Confucianism) Emphasized Self-Cultivation as a Path Not Only to Self-Fulfillment but to the...
Who practiced Neo-Confucianism?
In the broadest sense, “Neo-Confucian” refers to a thinker and practitioner of the Tang dynasty (618–907) or later who identified with and worked to revive Confucian values, beliefs, and practices after the rise of Buddhism in China.
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What caused the rise of Neo-Confucianism?
The effort by differing sects to create opposing metaphysical outlooks, which was clearly obvious in Chinese Buddhism, was the most important factor in sparking the rise of neo-Confucianism. Some Chinese philosophers had been extremely critical of Buddhist ideas ever since they were introduced to China.
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