英文摘要 |
The object of this article is to explore Hu Shi’s ideas of education and their effects on the modernization of education, especially university education, in China in early twentieth century. Hu studied in the United States for seven years and accepted modern university education. Another object of this article is to inquire into Hu’s ideas of modern education. Hu believed individualism and independent thinking was an initiating factor of modernity. Hu posited the concept of “step-by-step reform,” whereby each problem would be coped with a corresponding resolution. Furthermore, he claimed that universities should play an important role in the process of modernization and they should become places for scientific research to improve the development of china. Hu’s concept of “step-by-step reform” could inspire education reform. On modernization of Chinese academic thought, Hu had an important influence, while his influence is relatively small on the reform of Chinese university. |