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URL:https://www.harvard-yenching.org/events/what-did-confucians-do-changin
 g-society-study-confucian-cultural-practices-south-vietnam-1955/
SUMMARY:What did Confucians do in a Changing Society? A Study of Confucian 
 Cultural Practices in South Vietnam\, 1955-1975
DESCRIPTION:\n	Nguyen Tuan Cuong (Department of Literature\, Vietnam Natio
 nal University-Hanoi\; HYI Visiting Scholar)\n	Chair and Discussant: Hu
 e-Tam Ho Tai (Kenneth T. Young Professor of Sino-vietnamese History\, Dep
 artment of History\, Harvard University)\n\n\n	In the years 1955-1975\, th
 e ideological distinction between the two halves of Vietnam led to a diffe
 rence in treatment for a core component of Vietnamese traditional culture:
  Confucianism. In North Vietnam (Democratic Republic of Vietnam)\, Confuci
 anism was criticized\, although not so severely as how it was in mainland 
 China during the Cultural Revolution. South Vietnam (Republic of Vietnam)\
 , on the contrary\, promoted Confucianism by establishing various governme
 ntal institutions and cultural associations of Confucianism\, to organize 
 a large number of Confucian cultural practices\, such as annual national c
 eremonies for Confucius’ birthday\, building Temples of Confucius\, publ
 ic talks on Confucianism\, and broadcasting Confucian contents on Saigon r
 adio. By analyzing these cultural practices\, this talk will discuss the m
 ultifaceted role of Confucianism in South Vietnam’s politics\, culture\,
  and society.    
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