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On some methodological issues concerning Chinese philosophy: an introduction Bo Mou Mou, Bo 1
I Identity of Chinese philosophy 41
1 The emergence of the history of Chinese philosophy Antonio S. Cua Cua, Antonio S. 43
II Classical Chinese philosophy (I): Pre-Han period 69
2 The Yi-Jing and Yin-Yang way of thinking Chung-ying Cheng Cheng, Chung-ying 71
3 Classical Confucianism (I): Confucius and the Lun-Yu Edward Slingerland Slingerland, Edward 107
4 The Mohist school Chris Fraser Fraser, Chris 137
5 The school of Names Yiu-ming Fung Fung, Yiu-ming 164
6 Classical Confucianism (II): Meng Zi and Xun Zi Kim-chong Chong Chong, Kim-chong 189
7 Daoism (I): Lao Zi and the Dao-De-Jing Xiaogan Liu Liu, Xiaogan 209
8 Daoism (II): Zhuang Zi and the Zhuang-Zi Vincent Shen Shen, Vincent 237
III Classical Chinese philosophy (II): From Han through Tang 267
9 Philosophy in the Han dynasty Yiu-ming Fung Fung, Yiu-ming 269
10 Neo-Daoism Alan K. L. Chan Chan, Alan K. L. 303
11 Chinese Buddhist philosophy from Han through Tang Whalen Lai Lai, Whalen Yu-Yin Cheng Cheng, Yu-Yin 324
IV Classical Chinese philosophy (III): From Song through early Qing 363
12 Neo-Confucianism (1): From Cheng Yi to Zhu Xi Shu-hsien Liu Liu, Shu-hsien 365
13 Neo-Confucianism (II): From Lu Jiu-yuan to Wang Yang-ming Shu-hsien Liu Liu, Shu-hsien 396
14 Philosophical development in late Ming and early Qing Chung-yi Cheng Cheng, Chung-yi 429
V Modern Chinese philosophy: From Late Qing through the twenty-first century 471
15 Enlightenment movement Xinyan Jiang Jiang, Xinyan 473
16 Development of dialectical materialism in China Chenshan Tian Tian,Chenshan 512
17 Contemporary Neo-Confucian philosophy Sor-hoon Tan Tan, Sor-hoon 539
18 Constructive engagement of Chinese and Western philosophy: a contemporary trend toward world philosophy Bo Mou Mou, Bo 571
App. 1 Comparative chronology of philosophers 609
App. 2 Note on transcription 613
Index 615
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Michael Morgan
reviewed Routledge History Chinese Philosophy on December 20, 2016
Routledge History Chinese Philosophy
A book on perception by Trugpa, a Tibetan lama and excellent writer. An ancient dharmic teaching on the five shandhas. Perception broken down into five stages: form/matter; sensation/feeling (simple positive/negative/neutral); perception/discrimination (names); karmic formations (baggage, associations); consciousness (the totality). A wonderful way to begin to look at things differently, literally, more subtly, more slowly. "The whole approach of Buddhism is oriented towards dealing with everyday life situations rather than just meditating in order to achieve enlightenment."
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