"德先生"和"赛先生"之外的关怀——从"穆姑娘"的提出看新文化运动时期道德革命的走向 |
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Beyond Mr. Democracy and Mr. Science: The introduction of Miss Moral and the trend of Moral Revolution in the New Culture Movement |
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Authors: | Ping Lu |
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Institution: | (1) Department of History, Peking University, Beijing, 100871, China |
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Abstract: | Today, Mr. Democracy and Mr. Science are always invoked in the discussion of the May Fourth New Culture Movement. However,
Miss Moral, who was also introduced in the later stages of the movement, is much less known. It would clearly be of interest
to study the way in which “moral” became a catchword but then faded away and was forgotten. The emphasis on solidarity and
patriotism, stimulated by foreign encroachment that had existed since the late Qing Dynasty, began to shift to an ethical
revolution centering on individual liberation. However, after the rise of the May Fourth Movement, public attention was attracted
by collectivism and nationalism again, while the appeal for individuality and ethical revolution was decayed gradually. The
introduction of Miss Moral had a direct relationship with the trend of ethical revolution in the later stages of the New Culture
Movement.
Translated from Lishi Yanjiu 历史研究 (Historical Research), 2006, (1): 79–95 |
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Keywords: | the May Fourth Movement the New Culture Movement the ethical revolution Miss Moral the group and the individual the nation and the individual |
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