Cai Yuanpei: Selected Writings on Education
Brill (Verlag)
978-90-04-51948-0 (ISBN)
This volume illustrates Cai Yuanpei’s educational thoughts, one of which is known as “freedom of thought and academic inclusiveness”(思想自由，兼容並包), through his own words from his political, social, and academic endeavors. Cai navigated the landscape of Chinese education at the time, bridging the gap between tradition and revolution, East and West, and setting the cornerstone of the Chinese modern education system. His innovative ideology remains significant in the context of Chinese education reforms in the 21st century.
Cai Yuanpei was one of China’s most prominent democratic revolutionary thinkers and educators of the 20th century. He was among a group of intellectuals that included Chen Duxiu, Li Dazhao, and Hu Shih who advocated for a new academic culture promoting democracy and science. Cai integrated Chinese traditions with ideas he learned from his studies in Europe, including Germany and France. As President of Peking University, he supported literati, educators, and students to create one of China’s most dynamic universities, which played a pivotal role during the May Fourth Movement. He contributed significantly to modern Chinese education and culture by advocating for science and democracy, freedom of thought, and aesthetic education.
Preface
1 My View on New Education
February 8, 1912
2 Textbook on Moral Education in the Middle School
May 1912
3 Statement of Political Views to the Senate
May 13, 1912
4 Opening Remarks at the Inaugural Interim National Educational Conference
July 10, 1912
5 The University Bill
Promulgated by Order No. 17 of the Ministry of Education on
October 24, 1912
6 A View of the World and a View of Life
Winter 1912
7 Forewords to the Journal of Learning Spirit
Summer 1914
8 The Mission of the World Society
1915
9 A Preface to the Journal of Work and Study
October 30, 1915
10 Lecture Notes for the School for Overseas Chinese Laborers
Summer in 1916
11 On the Absorption of Civilizations
August 15, 1916
12 The Inaugural Address of President of the Peking University
January 9, 1917
13 A Speech at the Patriotic Girls’ School
January 15, 1917
14 The Declaration of China Vocational Education Society
January 1917
15 A Speech to Senior-Grade Students of Tsinghua College
March 29, 1917
16 Replacing Religion with Aesthetic Education—Speech at Beijing Shenzhou Academic Meeting
April 8, 1917
17 Public Statement on the Establishment of the Sino-France Education Association
April 1917
18 Remarks at the Meeting at NanKai Middle School: Held by the Association of Professionalism, the Association of Diligent Study, and the Association of Youth
May 23, 1917
19 Facts and Reasons for University Restructuring
April 1918
20 The Fundamental Differences between New Education and Old Education–Remarks at the Welcome Ceremony of the Primary Schools’ Meeting of Hebei Province Organized by Zhonghua Book Company (Tianjin)
May 30, 1918
21 Preface to an Outline of the History of Chinese Philosophy
August 3, 1918
22 Forward to the Peking University MONTHLY JOURNAL
November 10, 1918
23 Philosophy and Science
January 1919
24 A Preface to the Journal The Chinese Citizen
January 1919
25 An Application for Establishing the National Language Research Association
January 1919
26 On Developing Complementarity in Education
February 1919
27 Why Initiate the China New Education Co-Progess Association
February 1919
28 A Letter to Gong Yan DAILY and a Response to Lin Qinnan’s Letter
March 18, 1919
29 Mind Cultivation and Science—A Speech Presented at the Mind Cultivation Society of the Beijing Normal COLLEGE Achievement Club
April 24, 1919
30 Statement of No Intention to Be President of Peking University Again
June 15, 1919
31 A Speech at the Dinner Party for the 60th Birthday of John Dewey
October 20, 1919
32 Don’t Forget Aesthetics in Cultural Movement
December 1, 1919
33 Obligations and Rights—a Speech at Peking Women’s Normal School
December 7, 1919
34 Remarks at the Opening of the Public Evening School by Peking University Student Union
January 18, 1920
35 Introduction to the Overseas Returned Scholars Association Magazine
March 10, 1920
36 The Flood and the Beast
April 1, 1920
37 A Speech at the Inaugural Ceremony of the Journal of Education and Society, Beijing Normal College
April 15, 1920
38 A Retrospect of the May Fourth Movement and Expectations for the Future
May 1920
39 Opening Remarks at the Ceremony Awarding Honorary Degrees to His Excellency, Professor Paul Painlevé and Others, at Peking University
August 31, 1920
40 On the University Flag of PEKING University
October, 1920
41 What Is Culture?
October 27, 1920
42 Regular Education and Specialized Education
December 5, 1920
43 The Relationship between the Arts and Science
February 22, 1921
44 My Hope for Normal School Students
October 29, 1920
45 My Hope for Students
October 28, 1920
46 Remarks at the Reception Hosted by the Edinburgh Chinese Students Association and Academic Research Association
May 12, 1921
47 The Integration of Western and Oriental Cultures—Remarks at Georgetown University in Washington
June 14, 1921
48 Remarks at the Berkeley Chinese Students Association
July 19, 1921
49 The Issue of Knowledge—Remarks at the Chinese Student and Scholar Association of the University of Hawaii in Honolulu
August 23, 1921
50 On Aesthetics
Autumn, 1921
51 The Proposal to PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF Peking University Faculty
February 11, 1922
52 On the Independence of Education
March, 1922
53 Approaches to Aesthetic Education
June, 1922
54 A Speech at the Opening Ceremony of the 1st Annual Meeting of The Institute for Improving Chinese Education (IICE)
July 3, 1922
55 On the Launch of the Peking University Alumni Association
October 12, 1922
56 On the Letter from Einstein
January 3, 1923
57 Advice on the Preparations for Establishing Hangchow University by Cai Yuanpei et al.
January, 1923
58 Guiding Principles of Hangzhou University
March 27, 1923
59 Why Schools Should Promote Physical Education
September 1923
60 The Renaissance in China—a Speech at University Du Travail Paul Pastur Charleroi in BELGIUM
October 10, 1923
61 The Development of Chinese Education
April 10, 1924
62 Memorandum Concerning the Disposal of the Boxer Indemnity Fund
April 15, 1924
63 INSCRIPTION to the Alumni Album for Graduates from the Department of Economics, Peking University, in 1925
May 1925
64 Preface to the Prospectus of Peking University Institute of Chinese Classics
June 27, 1925
65 CHINESE EDUCATION—Its Historical and Its Present Conditions
July 25, 1925
66 The Preface to Logic
June 5, 1926
67 Studying IN THE UNIVERSITY and Saving the Country—a Speech at Hangchow University
March 12, 1927
68 Motion for the Establishment of the Ministry of Education and Research of the Republic of China
June 13, 1927
69 The Trends of New Education in China—a Speech at Jinan University
November 12, 1927
70 Motion on Independent Education Grants and Funding
December 22, 1927
71 Proposal for Establishing the National University of the Arts
December 1927
72 Foreword to The Bulletin of the Ministry of Education and Reasearch
January, 1928
73 Remarks at the New Year Celebration of the Shanghai Branch of the Science Society of China
January 18, 1930
74 Opening Remarks at the 15th Annual Meeting of the Science Society of China
August 12, 1930
75 What Does It Take to Be a Modern Student?
October 1930
76 The Chinese Nation and the Doctrine of the Mean—a Speech Given to the Asia Society
November 20, 1930
77 Aesthetic Education as a Replacement for Religion
December 1930
78 Aesthetic Education as a Replacement of Religion—a Speech to the Chinese YMCA in Shanghai
December 1930
79 University Education
1930
80 Aesthetic Education
1930
81 Criteria for Choosing an Occupation—Remarks at the China Vocational Education Association
April 4, 1931
82 Gist of Speech at Suzhou High School
October 1931
83 Aesthetic Education and Life
Approximately 1931
84 Aesthetic Education as a Replacement for Religion
1932
85 Inaugural Address Delivered as the President of the Music and Literature Society of the National Conservatory of Music
March 1, 1933
86 My Days at Peking University
January 1, 1934
87 Recollections of My Orthodox Chinese Education
April 4, 1934
88 Lessons from My Reading Experiences
April 10, 1935
89 On Reading Confucian Classics
May 10, 1935
90 A General Introduction to Collections of China’s New Literature
August 6, 1935
91 Guiding Principles for the Work of Academia Sinica
April 16, 1936
92 An Introduction to Great Figures of Science
May 20, 1936
93 The Spiritual Life of Confucius
August 17, 1936
94 Mozi’s Non-Attack and Good Defense
October 11, 1936
95 My Experiences in the Education Community
December 1937
96 Stories of George Washington in China’s Education
February 20, 1939
| Erscheinungsdatum | 28.12.2023 |
|---|---|
| Reihe/Serie | Brill’s Series on Chinese Education ; 7 |
| Verlagsort | Leiden |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 155 x 235 mm |
| Gewicht | 824 g |
| Themenwelt | Sozialwissenschaften ► Pädagogik ► Allgemeines / Lexika |
| ISBN-10 | 90-04-51948-3 / 9004519483 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-90-04-51948-0 / 9789004519480 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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