3 replies on “Henry Rosemont, Jr., 1934-2017”

  1. Mary I. Bockover says:

    Henry was the teacher who sparked my passion for Chinese and comparative philosophy. He remained a lifelong mentor and devoted friend. Truly, Henry was like a father to me, and I will miss him dearly. Rest In Peace, sweet junzi.

  2. Jim Behuniak says:

    Henry was a philosopher who was simultaneously awe-inspiring and encouraging, as if such characteristics were naturally co-present. He was a public intellectual, and he could smell bullshit 10,000 miles away. He will live on as a model of Confucian authenticity in this off-kilter world. Rest in Peace, friend and fine gentleman. Let us remember you as we take it from here.

  3. Raymond F Tierney says:

    Henry for the last 15 years was our next door neighbor and close friend. We loved our evenings sharing a glass of wine in his beautiful garden. He once cited us in a footnote in one of his books which was a great honor to us. We were lucky to have him in our lives and will greatly miss him.

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