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The present article examines a range of attempts to give a definition to the term ‘philosophy’, undertaken in Chinese works on the history of Chinese philosophy in the early 20th century. Focus of the article is on the writings of Xie Wuliang, Hu Shih, Zhong Tai and Feng Youlan. These researchers were pioneers in formulating the first histories of Chinese philosophy, and in their works, they tried to figure out the problem field of philosophy and identify the place and role of the Chinese thought in the global philosophy. Modern understanding of philosophy in China is based on the definitions provided for in these writings. Keywords—philosophy; Chinese philosophy; history of Chinese philosophy; Xie Wuliang; Hu Shih; Zhong Tai; Feng

proceedings of the 4th international conference on contemporary education, social sciences and humanities (iccessh 2019)

Study on the Quest of Philosophical Identity: Definition of Philosophy in Chinese Historical-Philosophical Writings at the Beginning of the 20th Century