| 英文摘要 |
The transformation of the mid and late Qing scholarship has long been recognized as being developed hand in hand with the changing of Qing’s political adjustments and her reformation to face China’s modernization. Among which, the New Text School of Chang Zhou has occupied a prominent position in discussion. But according to the previous research done by the author of this article, the assumption that this so-called “ the New Text School of Chang Zhou”(常州今文學派)was a continuous movement starting from Zhuang Cunyu(莊存與,1719-1788), Liu Fenglu(劉逢祿), followed by Gong Zizhen(龔自珍,1792-1841), Wei Yuan(魏源,1794-1857), and carried on through out late Qing by Kang Youwei(康有為,1858-1927), Liao Ping(廖平, 1852-1932), is actually a misleading interpretation. The process and results of the transformation of the mid and late Qing scholarship and thoughts are far more complicated than most scholars would have expected. The aim of this thesis is set to reinvestigate the various factors that were hidden beneath the superficial phenomena, and to reconstruct a new framework of interpreting the history. |