La Academia "Chi-hsia" o "Jixia"
ISSN: 0210-4822
Year of publication: 2017
Tome: 97
Notebook: 315
Pages: 257-265
Type: Article
More publications in: Boletín de la Real Academia Española
Abstract
«The Warring States period was a golden age of intelectual creativity, and the founding of an academic community in the state of Qi was on of its most radiant moments. The Jixia Academy became the center for the “Hundred Contending Schools” being a swarm of proposals from defenders of conflicting doctrines. Jixia was a key element in the philosophical breakthrough of the fourth century B.C.; it was a magnet for ideas in motion and the major philosophical discourses as we know them today have their origins in this interplay among rival thinkers in Jixia. The first permanent organizations of higher learning appeared in ancient China and Greece early in the fourth century B.C.».
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