ToC: Asian Studies 14:3

The latest issue of Asian Studies has been published. Please see here and below for the Table of Contents.

Editorial
Rewriting the Geography of Reason
Jana S. ROŠKER

Guest Editor’s Foreword
Free Subjectivity in East Asian Past and Present
Téa SERNELJ

The Confucian Moral Self
Fragments of Conscience
Rethinking Moral Emotion and Judgment in the Confucian Four Books
Katarzyna PEJDA

Free Subjectivity and the Conception of the Human Self in Neo-Confucian and Modern Confucian Metaphysics
Téa SERNELJ

Engaging Confucian Ethics as Philosophy
Japanese Confucianism as a Cautionary Tale?
Marko OGRIZEK

Ontological Groundworks

Rethinking Technological De-Substantiation through Xiong Shili’s Ti–Yong Framework and Tang Junyi’s Philosophy of Spiritual Realms
Tzu-ying SU

Deleuze and Zhuangzi
Rethinking the Self ’s Engagement with the World
Kanghun AHN

Interactions with Western Academia: Influences and Interpretations

Cultural Accommodation of Christianity to Confucianism in Matteo Ricci’s Tianzhu Shiyi
LEE Haesung

Confucianism and Chinese Philosophy through the Eyes of Western Scholarship
Problems and Solutions
Jana S. ROŠKER

What Does it Mean to Be the Case in Wittgen­stein’s Tractatus?
On Zhang Shenfu’s and Mou Zongsan’s Interpretations
Karel JÕELEHT

Book Discussion: Li Chenyang and the Discourse on Progressive Confucianism

Chenyang Li on the Confucian Philosophy of Harmony
Ruiping FAN

On Chenyang Li’s “Differentiated Gender Equi­librium” (2024)
Ranjoo S. HERR

Confucian Equality Reconsidered
Democracy, Meritocracy, and Hierarchy in Chenyang Li’s Reshaping Confucianism
Ahyoung LEE

Harmony, Gender and Political Equality for Progressive Confucianism
Response to Critics
Chenyang LI

Essay
Subjectivity Derailed
Remembering the Cultural Revolution
Heiner ROETZ

Interview
Interview with Huang Chun-chieh
East Asian Confucianisms and Confucian Revivals
Marko OGRIZEK (interviewer); HUANG Chun-chieh (interviewee)

OTHER TOPICS
Empowered People, Strong Nation: The Diplomatic Ideals of China’s New Intellectuals
A Study Based on Newspapers (1901–1911)
TIAN Mi

Exploring Agency in Chinese Environmental Thought through Human–Machine Co-Creation
Toward a New Methodological Framework
Jana S. ROŠKER, Riccardo POZZO, Marko ROBNIK ŠIKONJA, Josef VAN GENABITH

BOOK REVIEW
Review of Youru Wang, The Ethical Dimension of Forgetfulness: Engaging the Daoist Zhuangzi in Studies of Cultivated Forgetting
Ai YUAN

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