Dictionary of Eastern and Western Philosophy

Author: Jiang Yongfu
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This book is a large-scale reference work, covering the history of Western philosophy, modern Western philosophy, and Eastern philosophy. Its wide scope and comprehensive entries are unique compared to similar reference books in China. By compiling Eastern and Western philosophies into one volume, it provides a comprehensive bird's-eye view of the development of human thought, enabling us to examine the characteristics of various Eastern and Western philosophical schools dynamically and understand their positions and significance in the long course of history. It is particularly noteworthy to mention the appendices: "Annotated Bibliography of Chinese Translations and Works of Foreign Philosophy," "A Survey of Foreign Philosophy Journals," and "International Philosophical Organizations and Institutions." These are unprecedented in domestic books and have provided valuable resources for readers and researchers of foreign philosophy.