The Routledge Companion to Chinese Philosophy (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction??Act I??1 Sociopolitical Context: Problems and Opportunities? 2 Heaven, Spirits, and Fate? 3 Divination, Prediction, and Human Agency? 4 Military Affairs and Justified Violence? 5 Basic Moral Values and Virtues??6 The Development of Law in Early Chinese Political Philosophy? 7 The Constitution of the Human Person? 8 Agency? 9 Names and Speech in Warring States Thought??10 Knowledge and Argumentation? 11?Dao?and What Is Above Forms??Act II??12?Dao?and Intellectual Diversity: Three Ways of Finding Our Way Forward? 13 Early Chinese Philosophy of History? 14 Chinese Identity, Confucian Ethnocentrism, and the Idea of the Civilization-State? 15 Early Literary Thought? 16 Music in Early Chinese Philosophy? 17 Gender Discourse in the Confucian Classics and Han Confucianism? 18 Filial Piety (Xiao): A Crucial but Contested Virtue? 19?Yinyang?Thinking: The Power of Connectivity? 20 Heaven and Fate in Han Period Thought? 21 Things and What Is Beyond All Things: Clarifying the Relationship Between?You?and?Wu?in Wei-Jin?Xuanxue??22 Agency and Morality in?Xuanxue?Thought??Act III??23 Chinese Reactions to and Adaptations of Buddhist Monasticism? 24 Relations Among the Three Teachings? 25 Expedient Means and Conventional Truth? 26 Language and Beyond Language in Chinese Buddhism? 27 On Artistic Creations? 28 Emptiness in Chinese Buddhism? 29 Buddha-nature? 30 Consciousness? 31 Theory and Practice in Huayan Buddhism? 32 Desire, Human Nature, and Relational Virtuosity: Chan Buddhist Insights??Act IV??33 Philosophy of Literature in Middle Period China (800-1400)? 34 Middle Period Arguments on the Compatibility of the Three Teachings: The Positions of Chao Jiong, Qisong, and Li Chunfu? 35 Things and What Is Beyond All Things? 36 Cosmology and Physical Science? 37 Constitution of the Human Person? 38? Agency and Moral Subjectivity? 39 Knowledge and Knowing in Neo-Confucianism? 40 Zhu Xi and the Paradox of Moral Education? 41 Quiet-Sitting Meditation: A Philosophical Practice in the Cheng-Zhu Learning of Pattern- Principle? 42 Ideal Personality and the Ways to Achieve It in Neo-Confucianism: The Teachings of Wang Yangming and His Followers as an Example