"Humanist Criticism": the contemporary transformation attempt of the Christian humanistic tradition

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International Journal of Sino-Western Studies Pub Date : 2022-11-23 DOI:10.37819/ijsws.23.234

Shi Chenggang

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Abstract

Zha Changping saw the lack of true belief in traditional culture from the group loss of intellectuals and the humanistic spirit aphasia phenomenon of artistic criticism. He transformed the Christian humanistic tradition and founded the contemporary art criticism theory of "Humanist Criticism".This paper summarizes the ideological characteristics of the Christian humanism tradition after the Reformation and the core attention of the contemporary Christian humanism tradition.The article points out that the Humanist Criticism shows the tradition of Christian humanism after the Reformation, and its theme "the renewal of human nature" properly responds to the core concerns of the contemporary Christian humanism tradition.On this basis, this paper holds that "Humanist Criticism" is an attempt to transform the tradition of Christian humanism in the Chinese intelligentsia (especially in the field of contemporary art criticism).

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“人文主义批判”:基督教人文主义传统的当代转型尝试

查昌平从知识分子群体的流失和艺术批评的人文精神失语现象中看到了对传统文化真正信仰的缺失。他改造了基督教的人文主义传统，创立了“人文主义批评”的当代艺术批评理论。本文指出，人本主义批评体现了宗教改革后基督教的人本主义传统，其主题“人性的更新”恰当地回应了当代基督教人本主义的核心关切。在此基础上，本文认为“人本主义批评”是对中国知识界（尤其是当代艺术批评领域）基督教人本主义传统的改造。

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