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hagop sarkissian on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Oh--and Wang Chong for sure.
Posted Sep 16, 2019
hagop sarkissian on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Han Feizi seems to be an obvious omission, to me. I also endorse all of Harvey's suggestions, along with Bin's suggestions of Mou Zongsan and Tang Junyi.
Posted Sep 16, 2019
Theo on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Analects' commentarial tradition Dao De Jing's commentarial tradition etc. Jizang Fazang
Posted Sep 14, 2019
Ludovica Gallinaro on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Zhou Dunyi Gongfulun and Practical Wisdom
Posted Sep 13, 2019
Bin Song on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Dawid Rogacz (Poland), will be very good for an entry on Zhang Xuecheng, as well.
Posted Sep 13, 2019
Bin Song on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
My students and I use the SEP a lot, and I think it is such an extremely valuable platform for public education on philosophy. I hope there is a similar platform for the discipline of religious studies, but it turns...
Posted Sep 13, 2019
Paul Goldin on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Wang Chong
Posted Sep 13, 2019
John Williams on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Guo Xiang Cheng Xuanying Hanshan Deqing Juelang Daosheng Wang Fuzhi Fang Yizhi
Posted Sep 12, 2019
Stephen Leach on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
I find the "Caigentan" to be a marvelous resource, especially for anyone interested in running an Asian thought class in the currently popular "Philosophy as a Way of Life"- manner--- it reminds me of reading Marcus Aurelius at times. So,...
Posted Sep 12, 2019
Karyn Lai on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Thank you all. v helpful. Suggestions for authors to write particular entries are also welcome! @Harvey - you're right about the Xunzi entry by Paul Goldin. Should have been on the list.
Posted Sep 12, 2019
Harvey Lederman on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Cheng brothers Wang Bi Zhang Zai Dai Zhen Lu Xiangshan Wang Fuzhi (already suggested by Theo) (There is already a Xunzi, by Paul Goldin, but it's not on the list above.)
Posted Sep 12, 2019
Andrej on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Military Thought
Posted Sep 11, 2019
Bin Song on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Ruism and Confucianism Quiet-sitting and Contemplative Practices in Neo-Confucianism Confucian Democracy Confucian Feminism Three Teachings in Chinese Philosophy Four Books and Five Classics in Confucianism Boston Confucianism Mou Zongsan Liang Shuming Tang Junyi
Posted Sep 11, 2019
Theo on Stanford Encyclopedia Chinese Philosophy Entries (call for suggestions)
Chinese aesthetics The emotions in Chinese philosophy Religious experience in Chinese philosophy Li Zhi Wang Fuzhi Tan Sitong Wang Guowei Xiong Shili
Posted Sep 11, 2019
Paul R. Goldin on Workshop on approaches to Chinese philosophical texts
At long last, here is the website for the workshop. It's free and open to the public, but please register using the link below! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/classical-chinese-philosophical-texts-tickets-71300157691
Posted Sep 06, 2019
Shaun ODwyer on New Book: O’Dwyer, Confucianism’s Prospects
Well I think you will find interesting the Chapter 4 discussion of the very positive impression some conservative 18th century British divines had of Confucian practices of filial piety, at least as they understood them from contemporary travelers' and...
Posted Sep 03, 2019
Bin Song on New Book: O’Dwyer, Confucianism’s Prospects
You are so kind, Shaun! At least I will try to get a copy myself and look through it. You know, I am interested in the topic of inter-continental transition of Ruism for a long time.
Posted Sep 03, 2019
Shaun ODwyer on New Book: O’Dwyer, Confucianism’s Prospects
And thank you as well. I hope the book will be worth your time and effort!
Posted Sep 03, 2019
Bin Song on New Book: O’Dwyer, Confucianism’s Prospects
Thanks, Shaun! I just reviewed a book for PEW with a similar topic. Yes, that's a good idea. I will contact.
Posted Sep 03, 2019
Shaun ODwyer on New Book: O’Dwyer, Confucianism’s Prospects
Bin Song-Of course, please do. Perhaps you could contact an appropriate philosophy/East Asian studies journal first to pitch your book review idea to, and they can get in touch with SUNY Press for you.
Posted Sep 02, 2019

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