Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy
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Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy

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Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy

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Featuring contributions from the world's most highly esteemed Asian philosophy scholars, this important new encyclopedia covers the complex and increasingly influential field of Chinese thought, from earliest recorded times to the present day.
Including coverage on the subject previously unavailable to English speakers, the Encyclopedia sheds light on the extensive range of concepts, movements, philosophical works, and thinkers that populate the field. It includes a thorough survey of the history of Chinese philosophy; entries on all major thinkers from Confucius to Mou Zongsan; essential topics such as aesthetics, moral philosophy, philosophy of government, and philosophy of literature; surveys of Confucianism in all historical periods (Zhou, Han, Tang, and onward) and in key regions outside China; schools of thought such as Mohism, Legalism, and Chinese Buddhism; trends in contemporary Chinese philosophy, and more.

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2013
eBook ISBN
9781135367558
INDEX
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Note: Page numbers in boldface indicate primary discussion of the topic.
Abhidharma literature, 816
absolutes
ethics and, 7273
God as, 9293
Qing Confucianism on, 123
Academy of the Supreme Ultimate, 183
Acker, William B., 513
action
Confucius on hamony of words and, 876
in the junzi, 334335
Mao on, 428, 430
Mencius on connection between moral knowledge and, 877
philosophy of, 5051
philosophy of mind and, 582
situations leading to, 732
unity of knowledge and, 760, 769, 876878
yi and, 245246
Yijing as basis for, 521522
aesthetics, 15, 511517
calligraphy and, 2527
of culture, 532
Fang on, 250251, 609 li in, 373374
Marxism on, 432
Xu Fuguan on, 812813
age, reverence for, 34, 59
agriculture, 659, 660
ai (love), filial piety and, 793. See also jian ai (universal love)
Ai Siqi, 434
alchemy, 193
inner, 222223, 226227, 228, 658659
outer, 659
as science, 661
al-Gahazali, 879
Allan, Sarah, 487
Althusser, Louis, 665
American Chinese Philosophers Association, 607
Ames, Roger, 171, 607
on self-deception, 676677
Analects (Confucius). See Lunyu (Analects) (Confucius)
analytical philosophy, 718
anarchists, followers of Zhuangzi, 920921
Andronicus of Rhodes, 449
An Lushan rebellion, 140, 143
An Shigao, 78
argumentation. See also rhetoric
of Jizang, 324326
Kang Youwei on, 337341
Mencius on, 445447, 460
neo-Daoist, 215216
neo-...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title page
  3. Copyright page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. Board of Editorial Consultants
  7. Preface
  8. Contributors
  9. Map
  10. Chronology
  11. Aesthetics
  12. Buddhism in China: A Historical Survey
  13. Buddhism: Zen (Chan Zong, Ch’an Tsung)
  14. Calligraphy
  15. Chen Daqi (Ch’en Ta-ch’i)
  16. Chen Que (Ch’en Ch’üeh)
  17. Chen Xianzhang (Ch’en Hsien-chang)
  18. Cheng (Ch’eng): Wholeness or Sincerity
  19. Cheng Hao (Ch’engHao)
  20. Cheng Yi (Ch’engI)
  21. Chengyi (Ch’eng-i): Making One’s Thoughts Sincere
  22. Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi)
  23. Comparative Philosophy
  24. Confucianism: Confucius (Kongzi, K’ung Tzu)
  25. Confucianism: Constructs of Classical Thought
  26. Confucianism: Dialogues
  27. Confucianism: Ethics
  28. Confucianism: Ethics and Law
  29. Confucianism: Han
  30. Confucianism: Humanism and the Enlightenment
  31. Confucianism: Japan
  32. Confucianism: Korea
  33. Confucianism: Ming
  34. Confucianism: Qing (Ch’ing)
  35. Confucianism: Rhetoric
  36. Confucianism: Song (Sung)
  37. Confucianism: Tang (T’ang)
  38. Confucianism: Texts in Guodian (Kuo-tien) Bamboo Slips
  39. Confucianism: Tradition–Daotong (Tao-t’ung)
  40. Confucianism: Twentieth Century
  41. Confucianism: Vietnam
  42. Confucianism: Vision
  43. Confucianism: Yuan (Yüan)
  44. Cosmology
  45. Dai Zhen (Tai Chen)
  46. Dao (Tao): The Way
  47. Daoism (Taoism): Classical (Dao Jia, Tao Chia)
  48. Daoism (Taoism): Neo-Daoism (Xuanxue, Hsüan-hsüeh)
  49. Daoism (Taoism): Religious
  50. Daoism: Texts in Guodian (Kuo-tien) Bamboo Slips
  51. Daxue (Ta Hsüeh): The Great Learning
  52. De (Te): Virtue or Power
  53. Dong Zhongshu (Tung Chung-shu)
  54. Egoism in Chinese Ethics
  55. Fa: Model, Law, Doctrine
  56. Fang Dongmei (Thomé H.Fang)
  57. Fazang (Fa-tsang)
  58. Feng Youlan (Fung Yu-lan)
  59. Feng Youlan (Fung Yu-lan): Workson the History of Chinese Philosophy
  60. Gewu (Ke-wu)and Zhizhi (Chih-chih):Investigation of Things and Extension of Knowledge
  61. Gongsun Long (Kung-sun Lung)
  62. Gu Yanwu (Ku Yen-wu)
  63. Guanzi (Kuan Tzu):The Book of Master Guan
  64. Guo Xiang (Kuo Hsiang)
  65. Han Feizi (Han Fei Tzu)
  66. Han Yu (Han Yü)
  67. The Heguanzi (Ho Kuan Tzu) Treatise
  68. Hu Hong (Hu Hung)
  69. Hu Shi (Hu Shih)
  70. The Huainanzi (Huai-nan Tzu) Text
  71. Huang Zongxi (Huang Tsung-hsi)
  72. Hui Shi (Hui Shih)
  73. Huineng (Hui-neng): The Sixth Patriarch
  74. Intercultural Hermeneutics
  75. Jia Yi (Chia I)
  76. Jizang (Chi-tsang)
  77. Junzi (Chün-tzu): The Moral Person
  78. Kang Youwei (K’ang Yu-wei)
  79. Language and Logic
  80. Laozi (Lao Tzu)
  81. Legalism
  82. Li: Principle, Pattern, Reason
  83. Li: Rites or Propriety
  84. Li Ao
  85. Liang Qichao (Liang Ch’i-ch’ao)
  86. Liang Shuming (Liang Shu-ming)
  87. Liezi (Lieh Tzu)
  88. Lin Yutang
  89. Ling Ting-kan (Ling T’ing-k’an)
  90. Liu Zhongzhou (Liu Tsung-chou)
  91. Liyi fenshu (Li-ifen-shu): Principle and Manifestations
  92. Lu Jia (Lu Chia)
  93. Lu Xiangshan (Lu Hsiang-shan)
  94. Luo Qinshun (Lo Ch’in-shun)
  95. Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-tung)
  96. Marxism in China
  97. Mazu Daoyi (Ma-tsu Tao-i)
  98. Mencius (Mengzi, Meng Tzu)
  99. Metaphysics
  100. Mohism: The Founder, Mozi (Mo Tzu)
  101. Mohism: Later (Mo Jia, Mo Chia)
  102. Moral Philosophy
  103. Moral Psychology
  104. Mou Zongsan (Mou Tsung-san)
  105. Mythology and Early Chinese Thought
  106. Names, School of (Ming Jia, Ming Chia)
  107. Philosophy in China:Historiography
  108. Philosophy of Art
  109. Philosophy of Change
  110. Philosophy of Culture
  111. Philosophy of Governance
  112. Philosophy of History
  113. Philosophy of Human Nature
  114. Philosophy of Knowledge
  115. Philosophy of Language
  116. Philosophy of Literature
  117. Philosophy of Mind
  118. Philosophy: Recent Trends in China since Mao
  119. Philosophy: Recent Trends Overseas
  120. Philosophy: Recent Trends in Taiwan
  121. Qi (Ch’i): Vital Force
  122. Qian Mu (Ch’ien Mu)
  123. Qing (Ch’ing): Reality or Feeling
  124. Qiongli (Ch’iung-li): Exhaustive Inquiry into Principles
  125. Quan (Ch’üan): Weighing Circumstances
  126. Quanli (Ch’üan-li): Rights
  127. Reason and Principle
  128. Religions
  129. Ren (Jen): Humanity
  130. Ritualism
  131. Ruan Ji (Juan Chi)
  132. Science and Technology
  133. Scientism and Humanism
  134. Self-Deception
  135. Sengzhao (Seng-chao)
  136. Shang Yang
  137. Shao Yong (Shao Yung)
  138. Shen Buhai (Shen Pu-hai)
  139. Shen Dao (Shen Tao)
  140. Sheng: Life or Creativity
  141. Sheng: Sage
  142. Shenhui (Shen-hui)
  143. Shenming (Shen-ming): Gods or Godlike Intelligence
  144. Shifei (Shih-fei): This and Not, Right and Wrong
  145. Sun Yat-sen (Sun Yixian)
  146. Tan Sitong (T’an Ssu-t’ung)
  147. Tang Junyi (T’ang Chün-i)
  148. Ti: Body or Embodiment
  149. Ti and Yong (T’i and Yung): Substance and Function
  150. Ti-Yong (Tiyong, T’i-yung) Metaphysics
  151. Tian (T’ien): Heaven
  152. Time and Timeliness (Shizhong, Shih-chung)
  153. Translation and Its Problems
  154. Wang Bi (Wang Pi)
  155. Wang Chong (Wang Ch’ung)
  156. Wang Fuzhi (Wang Fu-chih)
  157. Wang Guowei (Wang Kuo-wei)
  158. Wang Yangming (Wang Yang-ming)
  159. Wang Yangming (Wang Yang-ming): Rivals and Followers
  160. The Wenzi (Wen Tzu) Treatise
  161. Wuwei (Wu-wei): Taking No Action
  162. Wuxing (Wu-hsing): Five Phases
  163. Xi Kang (Hsi K’ang)
  164. Xiao (Hsiao): Filial Piety
  165. Xin (Hsin): Heart and Mind
  166. Xing (Hsing): Human Nature
  167. Xiong Shili (Hsiung Shih-li)
  168. Xiushen (Hsiu-shen): Self-Cultivation
  169. Xu (Hsü): Emptiness
  170. Xu Fuguan (Hsü Fu-kuan)
  171. Xuanzang (Hsüan-tsang)
  172. Xunzi (Hsün Tzu)
  173. Yan Fu (Yen Fu)
  174. Yan Yuan (Yen Yüan)
  175. Yang Xiong (Yang Hsiung)
  176. Yang Zhu (Yang Chu)
  177. Yi (I) and Li: Rightness and Rites
  178. Yin and Yang
  179. Youwu (Yu-wu): Being and Nonbeing
  180. Zhan Ruoshui (Chan Jo-shui)
  181. Zhang Binglin (Chang Ping-lin)
  182. Zhang Dongsun (Chang Tung-sun)
  183. Zhang Xuecheng (Chang Hsüeh-ch’eng) 861
  184. Zhang Zai (Chang Tsai)
  185. Zhengming (Cheng-ming): Rectifying Names
  186. Zhenren (Chen-jen): The True, Authentic Person
  187. Zhi (Chih): To Know, To Realize
  188. Zhixing Heyi (Chih-hsing Ho-i): Unity of Knowledge and Action
  189. Zhiyi (Chih-i)
  190. Zhong (Chung) and Shu: Loyalty and Reciprocity
  191. Zhong (Chung) and Xin (Hsin): Loyalty and Trustworthiness
  192. Zhongyong (Chung yung): The Doctrine of the Mean
  193. Zhou Dunyi (Chou Tun-i)
  194. Zhu Xi (Chu Hsi)
  195. Zhu Xi (Chu Hsi): Rivals and Followers
  196. Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu)
  197. Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu): Schools
  198. Glossary
  199. Permission Acknowledgments
  200. Index