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Volume IV • Number 2 • Summer 2005 • ISSN: 1540-3009 |
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Confucianism and China’s Encounter with the West in Historical Perspective |
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Yu Ying-shih |
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Chinese Philosophy and Story-Thinking |
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Wu Kuangming |
217 |
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Crossing Currents: The Over-flowing/Flowing-over Soul in Zarathustra & Zhuangzi |
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David Jones |
235 |
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Great Dream and Great Awakening: Interpreting the Butterfly Dream Story |
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| Yang Xiaomei |
253 |
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| A Cognitive Analysis of Confucian Self-Knowledge: According to TU Weiming’s Explanation | |||
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Chi Chienchih |
267 |
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Special Topic: Heidegger and East-West Dialogue |
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| On The Way to a “Common” Language? Heidegger’s Dialogue with a Japanese Visitor | |||
| Zhang Wei |
283 |
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| What Does Heidegger Have to Do with an East-West Dialogue? | |||
| Ma Lin |
299 |
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Discussion: How to Approach Chinese Classics |
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Eclipse of Reading: On the “Philosophical Turn” in American Sinology |
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| Eske Møllgaard |
321 |
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| Reading With Understanding: Interpretive Method in Chinese Philosophy | |||
| Chad Hansen |
341 |
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Getting Past the Eclipse of Philosophy in World Sinology: A Response to Eske Møllgaard |
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| Roger Ames |
347 |
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State of the Field Report V |
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| Contemporary Chinese Studies of Confucian Hermeneutics | |||
| Huang Junjie (Chun-Chieh) |
353 |
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Book Reviews |
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Chen, Shaoming 陳少明, Qi Wu Lun and Its Influence《〈齊物論〉及其影響》 |
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| Xie Wenyu |
371 |
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Girardot, Norman J. The Victorian Translation of China: Jame Legge’s Oriental Pilgrimage |
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| Ng On-cho |
373 |
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Goldin, Paul Rakita. Rituals of the Way: The Philosophy of Xunzi |
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| Bongrae Seok |
375 |
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Gong, Huanan貢華南, Knowledge and Being: An Ontological Examination of Theories of Knowledge in Modern China《知識與存在：對中國近現代知識論的存在論考察》 |
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| Sky Liu |
378 |
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Guo, Qiyong 郭齊勇, ed., A Collection of Contention about Confucian Ethics 《儒家倫理爭鳴集》 |
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| Zong Desheng |
381 |
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Moeller, Hans-Georg, Daoism Explained: From the Dream of the Butterfly to the Fishnet Allegory |
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| Jay Goulding |
383 |
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Ng, On-cho, Cheng-Zhu Confucianism in the Early Qing: Li Guangdi (1642-1718) and Qing Learning |
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| Hon Tze-ki |
388 |
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Slingerland, Edward, Confucius’ Analects |
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| David Fielding |
389 |
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Wang, Hui 汪暉, The Rise of Modern Chinese Thought 《現代中國思想的興起》 |
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| Chen Yun |
394 |
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Wu, Xueguo 吳學國, Ontology and Hermeneutics: The Transition from the Theory of Being to the Theory of Language in Vijñānavāda《境界與言詮﹕唯識的存有論向語言層面的轉化》 |
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| Jiang Tao |
397 |
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Friendly Information Exchange |
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Taiwan Journal of East Asian Studies I.2: Table of Contents 252 |
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Logos and Pneuma: Chinese Journal of Theology 22: Table of Contents. 298 |
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Beida Journal of Philosophy VI.1: Table of Contents 320 |
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I.1; I.2; II.1; II.2; III.1; III.2; IV.1; IV.2; V.1; V.2; VI.1; VI.2; VI.3; VI.4; VII.1; VII.2
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