| Date | 2026 |
| Publish_location | Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY |
| Publisher | Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group |
| Collection | Ricci Institute Library |
| Language | English |
| Record_type | Book |
| Series | Asia, Europe, and Global Connections |
| Shelf | Stacks |
| Call Number | B802.H77 2026 |
| Description | x, 198 p. : illus. ; xx cm |
| Note | How China shaped the enlightenment : a transcultural history of modern thought / Martin Powers, Xiang Shuchen Introduction: Uncovering The Mythic Origins of European Modernity Shuchen Xiang and Martin Powers 1. Even without an Overlord: Christian Wolff and Confucianism 2. How America’s Founders Learned that Equality Means Meritocracy 3. Confucius and the American Enlightenment 4. Francois Quesnay’s Despotisme de la Chine as a Critique of Early Political Liberalism 5. A New Cosmology and a New Aesthetics: Pierre Bayle and the Monistic Connection of Shaftesbury to China 6. Chinese Metaphysics in the Formation of European Organicist Thought: German Romanticism, Structuralism and Relational Politics 7. China in the Political Imaginary of Restoration England: Revisiting John Webb’s Fantasy about the Chinese Language 8. The East-West Orientation in Immanuel Kant’s Thinking |
| Subject | China Philosophy, Confucian Enlightenment Philosophy and religion |
| ISBN | 1032638249 ; 9781032638249 |
| LCCN | 2026007545 |