| 英文摘要 |
The main objective of this study was to inquire into the historical development and current status of German humanistic educational science (GHES) in Taiwan. The adoption of German cultural educational research before 1949 in mainland China, which was later adopted in Taiwan, was mainly influenced by relevant studies performed in Japan. Subsequently, as a result of the efforts of Pei-Lin Tien, Wen-Tsin Wang, Chung-Hsin Cheng and Dong-Liang Jan, German cultural educational studies, particularly studies performed by Eduard Spranger, were further adopted in Taiwan. This paper first observed that Bollnow’s existential philosophy appeared to be seldom incorporated into the context of GHES in Taiwanese research literature. In addition, the consideration of a connection between neo-Confucianism and modern educational philosophy could be regarded as a task overlooked by previous Chinese and Taiwanese GHES researchers. Second, the author inferred that ideological educational theories exert a negative impact by means of exclusion or downplaying on the development of educational philosophy research in Chinese-speaking societies around the time of World War II. Finally, the results of the present study indicate that in the modern world, GHES remains invaluable for reconstructing educational history and the future of educational philosophy research in Taiwan. |