Edward Slingerland writes:
” I’ve moved to the Philosophy department at UBC and am hoping to introduce a course on virtue ethics, I’d like to read all the standard Western theory (Murdoch, MacIntyre, etc.), do a little Aristotle, but also spend time on the early China Confucians. Does anyone teach anything like this? Looking to steal some ideas from other peoples’ syllabi… If so, please email me at edward.slingerland@gmail.com.”
Critique, Subversion, and Chinese Philosophy has been published by Bloomsbury.
Edited by: Hans-Georg Moeller, Andrew K. Whitehead
Published: 11/12/20
Attached is a link to the Bloomsbury website where you can learn more about, as well as purchase this book.
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/critique-subversion-and-chinese-philosophy-9781350115842/
The APA Central Division meeting will be held virtually on February 22-27 due to the coronavirus pandemic. ISCP has sponsored a great session on Feb. 27 (see below). We had three very successful sessions at APA Eastern Division Meeting. We encourage you to support ISCP session at the Central Division Meeting with equal enthusiasm. The executive team would also like to thank Dr. Jing HU, ISCP liaison to the Central Division, for her excellent effort in organizing the session.To register for the conference: https://www.apaonline.org/event/ 2021central To view the whole meeting program: https://www.apaonline.org/page/2021C_ program
Yin 陰, Yang 陽, and Qi 氣 before Yinyang Theory: The Role of Metaphor in the Formation of a Correlative System
Colloquium: Center for Chinese Studies | February 26 | 5-6:30 p.m. | Online – Zoom Webinar
Speaker: Sarah Allan, Professor of Asian Studies, Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures, Dartmouth College
Panelist/Discussant: Mark Csikszentmihalyi, Professor and Eliaser Chair of International Studies, EALC, UC Berkeley
Sponsor: Center for Chinese Studies (CCS)
Attached is part 1 of a transcribed interview with Bin Song from the Blog of the APA, discussing his origins in China’s complex cultural history, his move to France to study philosophy, and some preliminaries about Ruism (sometimes called “Confucianism”). https://blog.apaonline.org/2021/02/19/on-flight/
The latest issue of Asian Philosophy has been published. The Table of Contents:
“The Chinese concept of tolerance and the epochal spirit”
by Xunwu Chen
“Mindful wisdom: The path integrating memory, judgment, and attention”
By Marc-Henri Deroche
“Arthur Danto as a Zen master: an interpretation of Danto’s philosophy of art from a Zen perspective”
By Peng Feng
“The meanings of Zheng 正 in the Daoist classics”
By Joshua Mason
“Chinese philosophy of life, relational ethics and the COVID-19 pandemic”
By Jana S. Rošker
“Contrasting tools of thought: Chinese correlations and Western analogies”
By Travis Walker
“‘Confucianization of law’ revisited”
By Chi Zeng
Attached below are a list of articles from the newest edition of Dao
Paul van Els of Leiden University passes on this sad news:
Kristofer Schipper 施舟人 (1934-2021), emeritus professor at Leiden University, Master of Daoist Studies and translator of early Chinese texts (most notably the Zhuangzi), has now joined the ranks of the immortals.
