The Way of Integrating Externals and Internals: An Essay on Confucian Philosophy: An Essay on Confucian Philosophy

Author: Cheng Chung-ying
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book includes the following content:
Regaining the Future: From Kant, Heidegger to Confucius;
The Integration of Confucianism and Modernity: Origins and Reconstruction;
Originality and Roundness: The Fusion of "Sex as Principle" and "Mind as Principle";
The Middle Way, Harmony, and Timely Appropriateness;
The Trinitarian Theory of Cosmology, Ecology, and Ethics in Confucian Philosophy;
Holism and Symbiosis: Confucian Ethics and East Asian Economic Development;
The Creative Principles in Confucian Philosophy;
On Confucius's Knowledge and Zhu Xi's Principles;
On Li Taisi's Theory of the Four Beginnings and Seven Emotions from the Perspective of Mencius;
On the Theoretical Positioning of Zhu Xi's Philosophy and the Issue of Its Integrated and Coherent Nature;
On Wang Yangming's "Zhu Xi's Late Years' Determination" and "The Great Learning";
The Knowledge Issues It Contains;
Critical Reflections on Neo-Confucianism and Mind-Training;
The Foundations of Modern Neo-Confucianism;
Exploring Confucianism and the Hierarchical Issues of the Construction of the Humanistic World.