Two roads to wisdom? : Chinese and analytic philosophical traditions /
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| Imprint: | Chicago : Open Court, c2001. |
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| Description: | xvii, 381 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4466633 |
Table of Contents:
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Note on Transcription
- Introduction
- Part 1. Philosophy: Discipline and Methodology
- 1.. Philosophical Methodology
- 2.. Methodology, Practices, and Discipline in Chinese and Western Philosophy
- 3.. Philosophy as Engineering
- 4.. The Art of Appropriation: Towards a Field-Being Conception of Philosophy
- Part 2. Chinese Philosophy and Philosophical Analysis (I): Methodological Perspectives
- 5.. Onto-Hermeneutical Vision and Analytic Discourse: Interpretation and Reconstruction in Chinese Philosophy
- 6.. Philosophical Analysis and Hermeneutics: Reflections on Methodology via an Examination of the Evolution of My Understanding of Chinese Philosophy
- 7.. The Import of Analysis in Classical China--A Pragmatic Appraisal
- 8.. Chinese Philosophy and Semiotics
- Part 3. Chinese Philosophy and Philosophical Analysis (II): Test Cases
- 9.. Metaphysical and Moral Transcendence in Chinese Thought
- 10.. Self and Self-Cultivation in Early Confucian Thought
- 11.. Three Dogmas of New Confucianism: A Perspective of Analytic Philosophy
- Part 4. Methodological Issues in Comparative Philosophy
- 12.. The Myth of Comparative Philosophy or the Comparative Philosophy Malgre Lui
- 13.. Saving the Phenomena: An Aristotelian Method in Comparative Philosophy
- 14.. Mencius and Augustine on Evil: A Test Case for Comparative Philosophy
- 15.. An Analysis of the Structure of Philosophical Methodology--in View of Comparative Philosophy
- Contributors
- Index