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Author Archives: Margery Fang
Conference: Ethics in Chinese Philosophy
The Division of Humanities in the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) is organizing the international conference, “Ethics in Chinese Philosophy,” bringing together presentations on various schools of thought within Chinese philosophy, including Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism, with a focus on their distinct ethical frameworks and contributions. The conference celebrates the 35th anniversary of HKUST. It addresses how traditional Chinese ethical theories can inform and address modern challenges. Please read more or access the conference booklet for further information. Continue reading →
CFP: The American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting
The American Academy of Religion is now inviting submissions to the following sessions of their annual meeting. Please read more for more information on the sessions and submission guideline. Continue reading →
CFP: ISCP at 2027 APA-Eastern Division
The International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP) invites submissions for two affiliated group sessions at the 2027 Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association (APA). Please read more to find further information of the event and the application deadlines.
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Confucian Web 《儒家网》 Top 10 Books of 2025
The website Confucian Web 《儒家网》 has published a list of their top 10 books (in two categories: academic and popular) from 2025, together with brief descriptions. Please read more to see the full list. Continue reading →
Summer School in Classical Chinese and Classical Japanese
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice has been collaborating with Princeton University for their Summer School in Classical Chinese and Classical Japanese/Kanbun. It offers two tracks of comprehensive, grammar-focused instruction taught by faculty members from both Ca’ Foscari and Princeton. The program is designed especially for students who wish to develop their linguistic expertise for graduate study in any discipline of premodern China or Japan. Students can choose between two tracks: each track offers language classes in addition to a lecture series on topics in premodern Chinese or Japanese culture (history, literature, thought). Both tracks welcome students who are beginners in Classical Chinese or Japanese, as well as those who already have some background foundation. Please visit the website for further information on the program and application process. The deadline for applications is March 15, 2026, at 12:00 CET.
New Book: Fuyarchuk, Linguistic Quandary of Environmental Hermeneutics
Andrew Fuyarchuk’s book Linguistic Quandary of Environmental Hermeneutics: Applications from Heidegger, Li Zehou, Gadamer and Zhuangzi has been published recently by Bloomsbury. Please see here to access the book. Continue reading →
ToC: Asian Philosophy 36:1
The newest issue of Asian Philosophy has come out through Taylor and Francis Online. We invite you to check out the articles through this link. Please also find the table of contents below. Continue reading →
Summer Seminar in Asian Philosophy and Scholasticism, 2026
The Hong Kong Baptist University’s Department of Religion and Philosophy is hosting its ATI Summer Seminar in Asian Philosophy and Scholasticism, “Mind in Neo-Confucianism and European Scholasticism,” from 18-27 June 2026 at Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum), Rome, Italy. Please visit the HKBU website for further information on the seminar and application guidelines. Continue reading →
Jan 2026 ISCWP Newsletter
The ISCWP Newsletter (Jan 2026 annual issue) is now available; its link is in the “News” section of the current ISCWP website.
