Identity and Differences Between Chinese and Western Cultural Philosophy  

作　　者：Chen Jiafu Wang Weili 

机构地区：[1]College English Teaching and Research Department Tianjin Agricultural University

出　　处：《学术界》2018年第11期262-272,共11页Academics

基　　金：Major teaching reform project of Tianjin Agricultural University:College English Module Teaching Practice Research,Project number:2017-E-00

摘　　要：Cultural philosophy refers to the study of cultural principles with philosophical viewpoints and methods to form a theoretical system of cultural views and cultural activities.It mainly discusses the history and development of culture,the motive force and conditions of culture,the role of tradition in social history,the comparison of various cultures,and the conflict and blending of cultures.This paper attempts to explore an effective way to integrate the two modes of thinking of Chinese and Western cultural philosophy through a comparative analysis of the differences and identity between Chinese and Western cultural philosophy.The study of cultural identity and differences between China and Western countries has a certain practical significance for cross-cultural communication in China.Cultural philosophy refers to the study of cultural principles with philosophical view points and methods to form a theoretical system of cultural views and cultural activities. It mainly discusses the history and development of culture,the motive force and conditions of culture,the role of tradition in social history,the comparison of various cultures,and the conflict and blending of cultures. This paper attempts to explore an effective way to integrate the two modes of thinking of Chinese and Western cultural philosophy through a comparative analysis of the differences and identity betw een Chinese and Western cultural philosophy. The study of cultural identity and differences betw een China and Western countries has a certain practical significance for cross-cultural communication in China.

关 键 词：CULTURAL PHILOSOPHY DIFFERENCES IDENTITY 

分 类 号：C55[社会学]