ToC:Journal of Chinese Humanities Volume 6.1; Special Issue: Reevaluating the Traditional Confucian Division between Mencius and Xunzi

Dear Colleagues,

The latest issue of the Journal of Chinese Humanities (JOCH) is now available. Please find the table of contents below as well as a link to the full text: HERE.

Volume 6.1; Special Issue: Reevaluating the Traditional Confucian Division between Mencius and Xunzi

Editor’s Introduction: Reevaluating the Traditional Confucian Division between Mencius and Xunzi

Author: Xiaodong Zou (鄒曉東)

Pages: 1–8

Mencius, Xunzi, and the Third Stage of Confucianism

Author: Weiming Tu (杜維明)

Pages:9–20

Integrating the Thought of Mencius and Xunzi and the Problem of Modernizing Chinese Society

Author: Yushun Huang (黃玉順)
Pages: 21–42

Beyond Respecting Mencius and Criticizing Xunzi: A Return to Equal Status for the Two Sages

Author: Tao Liang (梁濤)
Pages: 43–63

Using Xunzi and Mencius to Adapt and Reclaim Modernity: A Reconstruction of Confucianism in the Modern Context

Author: Yi Guo (郭沂)
Pages: 64–76

Beyond Mencius and Xunzi: A Third Approach to Confucianism

Author: Jiantao Ren (任劍濤)
Pages: 77–91

Becoming-Woman in Pu Songling’s Strange Tales

Authors: Thomas William Whyke and Zhongli Yu
Pages: 92–113

Buried Ideas: Legends of Abdication and Ideal Government in Early Chinese Bamboo-Slip Manuscripts , written by Sarah Allan

Author: David J. Lebovitz
Pages: 115–121

Fengya Song: Kan de jian de da Song wenming 風雅宋: 看得見的大宋文明 [The Elegant Song Dynasty: The Visible Civilization of the Great Song] , written by Wu Gou 吳鉤

Author: Jui-lung Su (蘇瑞隆)
Pages: 122–125

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