The Table of Contents of the latest issue of Frontiers of Philosophy in China is available.
Category Archives: Tables of Contents
Asian Philosophy 24:2 T of C
Click here for the Table of Contents of the latest issue of Asian Philosophy.
New issue of Dao
The June, 2014 issue of Dao has been published; its Table of Contents is here. We expect to continue our new custom of hosting a discussion of one of the articles; more information on that will be forthcoming soon.
Special issue of Sophia on Ritual in Chinese Philosophy
This may be old news to many of you, but until recently, I was unaware of the special issue of Sophia devoted to ritual in Chinese philosophy, which contains a number of excellent articles. Read on for the Table of Contents.
New Issue of Dao, and Article Discussion
(Moved to top for article discussion as a featured post – March 12, 2014)
The latest issue of Dao has been released. And in keeping with our new collaboration with the journal, one article has been set to free access:
Filial Obligations: A Comparative Study, by Cecilia Wee
Well, first, I have to thank Cecilia Wee for the very stimulating piece. I hope I have not misunderstood or misrepresented too much of it in the following remarks. I look forward to her comments and discussion by all.
Cheers,
Manyul
Chinese and Comparative Philosophy in Philosophy Compass
Philosophy Compass is a comparatively new on-line journal. For the last several years, its area editor for Chinese and comparative philosophy has been Karyn Lai. I have only recently become aware of how much has been published in the journal in this area, and thought that other might be interested, too!
ToC: Philosophy East & West 64:1
The latest issue of Philosophy East & West (64:1, January 2014) has been published.
ToC: Asian Philosophy 24:1
Asian Philosophy 24:1 (January 2014)
New Issue of Comparative Philosophy
The on-line journal Comparative Philosophy has publised issue 5:1 (2014).
Dao ToC and Free Access to Loy’s Article on Mohism
Issue 12:4 of Dao: A Journal of Comparatie Philosophy is now available on-line; see below for the Table of Contents. I’d like to call everyone’s attention to the fact that Hui-chieh Loy’s article, “On the Argument for Jian’ai,” is available for free access to everyone (just click on the “Full Text PDF” link for that article below). Next week, we will host some discussion of this article here on the blog, to be led off by an intial “featured post” on the subject by Dan Robins. Please read through Loy’s article and take part in the conversation!
