Vol. 17 No. 1&2

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Vol. 17 No. 1&2

Fifty Years of Chinese Philosophy Abroad

The Place of the Sage in Chinese Intellectual History

“Getting it Oneself” or “Finding the Way in Oneself ” ( tzu-te) as a Concept of Self-realization in Neo-Confucian Thought

The Common Group of Self-Cultivation in Classical Taoism and Confucianism

The Mirror and the Body: Values within Chu Hsi’s Theory of Knowledge

On Chu Hsi’s Understanding of Hsing

Kuei-Shen in Term of Ch’I: Chu His’s Discussion of Kuei-shen

Criticism as Philosophy: Conceptual Change in Ch’ing Dynasty Evidential Research

Late Ch’ing Reformists(and) Rousseau: Min-Ch’uan versus Popular Sovereignty

Ch’ing-tai Chung-yang Kuo-chia Chi-kuan Kai-shu

The Jews in Kei-fen

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