Vol. 12 No. 2 (2024): EACP Special Issue: Interpretation and Reinvention of Chinese Philosophy

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2024.12.2

Published: 6. 05. 2024

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Editor’s Foreword

• Introduction

  Selusi AMBROGIO

  7-10

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Translating and Transreading between China and the West

• Richard Wilhelm and Alfred Döblin Transread the Chinese Tradition

  Peter C. PERDUE, Huiwen Helen ZHANG

  13-41

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• Li Zehou’s Ideas on Chinese Modernity Revisited Possible Applications of Xi ti Zhong yong

  Piotr MACHAJEK, Martyna ŚWIĄTCZAK-BOROWY

  43-61

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• When Dialectica and Logica Travelled East An Early Modern Chinese Translation of ‘Logic’ in Mingli tan

  XU Zhemeng

  63-92

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The Aesthetic of Life in Chinese Tradition

• On Philosophy as Living Xinxue and the Infinity of the Individual

  Timo ENNEN

  95-113

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• Touch and Breath The Ravine in the Lǎozǐ as a Paradoxical Image for a Way of Being Human

  Fabian HEUBEL

  115-144

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• In Defence of Subjectivity and Autonomy Shitao’s Aesthetic Theory and His Critique of the Mainstream School of Painting in the Early Qing Dynasty

  Téa SERNELJ

  145-169

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• From “Humble Things” to the “Great Dao” A Philosophical Reading of Ancient Chinese “Cricket Books” (Xishuai Pu 蟋蟀譜)

  YANG Xiaobo

  171-191

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Comparativity and Compatibility of Systems in Contemporary China

• Is Confucianism Compatible with a Laclauian Conception of Democracy?

  Thomas MOORE

  195-220

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• Interplanetary Revolutions Marxist Transhumanism, Mao’s Cosmic Communism, and Beyond

  Dawid ROGACZ

  221-243

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• Re-inventing Chinese Philosophy through the Method of Sublation Introducing a New Methodology for Research in Chinese Philosophy from the Perspective of Transcultural Comparisons

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  245-270

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OTHER TOPICS

• Why Is “A White Horse Not a Horse”? A New Perspective on Gongsun Long’s “A Discussion on the White Horse”

  SHE Shiqin

  273-308

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• Toward a Critical Non-Humanism in Postwar Japan

  Jay HETRICK

  309-341

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BOOK REVIEW

• Eric S. Nelson: Heidegger and Dao: Things, Nothingness, Freedom

  Jana S. Rošker

  345-348

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ERRATUM

• Erratum

  Jana S. Rošker

  351

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