Hu Shi's Educational Philosophies is a carefully curated collection that brings together Hu Shi's profound insights on education. This book includes his selected articles and speeches, covering a wide spectrum of educational aspects such as compulsory education, higher education, family education, women's education, social education, as well as reading and scholarship.¿
Hu Shi, a prominent figure in modern Chinese history, presented incisive thoughts and far-reaching visions on education. His ideas were ahead of his time and remain highly relevant today. For example, in the realm of women's education, he advocated for equal educational opportunities for women, which was revolutionary during that era. In higher education, he emphasized the importance of independent thinking and academic freedom.¿
These essays and speeches showcase Hu Shi's deep-seated beliefs and in-depth considerations regarding education. They not only reflect the educational landscape of his time but also offer valuable lessons for contemporary educators. Whether you are a teacher, an education researcher, or someone interested in educational theories, this book serves as an excellent resource. It provides a window into Hu Shi's educational philosophy, which can inspire new perspectives and inform educational practices.