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Volume I     •    Number 2     •       Summer  2002    •     ISSN: 1540-3009

Articles

Reciprocal Altruism and the Biological Basis of Neo-Confucianism

Donald J. Munro

131

Observing Ritual “Propriety” (li 禮) as Focusing the “Familiar” in the Affairs of the Day

Roger T. Ames   

143

Integrating the Onto-Ethics of Virtues (East) and the Meta-Ethics of Rights (West)

Chung-ying Cheng

157

A Critique of Steven Katz’s “Contextualism”: An Asian Perspective

Shigenori Nagatomo

185

Zen and Philosophy of Language

Jin Y. Park      

209

Embracing the Differences and Many: The Significance of One in Zhuangzi’s Utterance of Dao

Geling Shang

229

Time, History, and Dao: Zhang Xuecheng 章學誠 and Martin Heidegger

Edward Q. Wang

251

Book Reviews

Philip J. Ivanhoe, Confucian Self-Cultivation

Yiwei Zheng

277

J.J. Clarke, The Tao of the West: Western Transformation of Taoist Thought

Mattew Morgan & Robin Wang

280

Joel J. Kupperman, Learning from Asian Philosophy

Xiaomei Yang

283

Chun-Chieh Huang, The History of Confucianism in East Asia: A New Perspective

Kuang-ming Wu

287

Jigao Ma, Origins and Developments of the Xunzian Doctrine

Siu-fu Tang       

290

Jiadong Zheng, The Breaking Tradition: Between Faith and Reason

Zhiping Yu       

292

Ouyang Kang, Philosophy of Humanities and Social Sciences

Hongsheng Hu

295

Zhenghua Yu, How Is Metaphysical Truth Possible: A Systematic and Critical Reflection on Modern Chinese Philosophy

Sky Liu

297

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