Vol. 14 No. 1 of Asian Studies has been recently published. Please see here and below for the Table of Contents.
Editorial Introduction by the 2025 ISCP President
The Master Said: Make Love, Not War
Jana S. ROŠKER
Keynotes: Forging Allies, Pursuing Justice, and Shaping Peaceful Coexistence
Confucian Role Ethics and a Holistic Conception of Justice Introduction
Roger T. AMES
Zhuangzi’s Jie Xin 解心 (Untangling the Heartmind) and the Wisdom of Biomimicry
An Innovative Approach to Humanity, Nature, and Technology for the 21st Century
Robin R. WANG
In Search of Allies
Global Philosophy as Criticism
Heiner ROETZ
Charles Fu Foundation Awards: Confucian Relationism and the Dialectics of Non-Violent Autonomy
The Confucian Conception of Self: Collectivist or Relational?
Thomas MOORE
Resisting Technology Addiction with Mencius
LIANG Yuchen
Are AI Robots Human? – 智能機器人是人嗎？
Exploring the Confucian “Distinction Between Humans and Things” Through the Classical Confucian Mode of Naming “Things” – 從古代「物」之類別名談儒家的「人物之辨」
Chen Hwee LOI 黎競檜
Traditional Chinese Pacifism and Alternative Models of Nonbelligerent Societies
Must Great Power Politics Necessarily Be Tragic?
Li (力) and De (德) as Two Paradigms of Power
XIANG Shuchen
The “Confucian” Ideal Person(ality) and Pacifism
Gregor PAUL
Pacifism in Mengzian Political Philosophy
GUO Yuchen
Confucian Social Philosophy Between Self and Family
Kevin James TURNER
Models of Adaption and Complementarity
Complex Adaptive Systems and Chinese Philosophy
A Fruitful Resonance
Margus OTT
Complementing Aggressive Activity with Laozian Stillness
Rory O’NEILL
Shuwu’s Tragedy
Rethinking Mencius’ Arguments on the “Right of Rebellion”
Max Junbo TAO
Human and Natural
The Function of the Myriad Things (Wanwu 萬物) in the Zhuangzi 莊子
Massimiliano LACERTOSA
Encountering the Zhuangzi
Adaptability and Emptiness in the Story of Huzi, Jixian, and Liezi
Thaddée CHANTRY-GELLENS
Other Topics
Eduard von Hartmann, Pessimism, and the Europeanization of Buddhism
Eric S. NELSON
Asian Studies in Slovenia
Mo Di and the Pacifist Humanism of Universal Love
Jana S. ROŠKER
