Li Zehou and Modern New ConfucianismRošker, Jana S. (Avtor) Li ZehouModern New ConfucianismChinese modernizationConfucian historiographyThis paper aims to provide a comparative analysis of the philosophies of Li Zehou and Modern New Confucianism in terms of their perspectives on the history and modernity of China. Li Zehou’s philosophy is widely recognized for its significant contribution to contemporary global philosophy and ethics. However, his ideas also reveal some unique characteristics of his Chinese modernization theory that are not very well known in the Western world. Similarly, the philosophy of Modern New Confucianism cannot be overlooked when discussing the Sinophone philosophy of the latter half of the 20th century. By comparing the theories and approaches of these two prominent Chinese discourses, this paper seeks to identify the similarities and differences between their respective perspectives on the history and modernity of China. This comparative analysis will shed light on the distinctive features of these two important Chinese philosophical systems and offer insights into the development of Chinese thought in the contemporary global context.20262025-06-11 16:31:10Članek v reviji169798sl