Vol. 13 No. 2 (2025): Thematic focus: Nothingness. Part I: Conceptual Foundations and Comparative Perspectives

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2025.13.2

Published: 9. 05. 2025

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Editor’s Foreword

• Editor’s Foreword

  Jana S. Rošker

  7-10

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Paradox and Contradictions

• 無: Paradox and Emptiness

  Graham Priest

  13-27

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• Living through Dying in the Zhuangzi

  Kevin James Turner

  29-55

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• Zhuangzi and the Friendship of Non-Friendship

  David Chai

  57-72

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Comparative Perspectives

• A Short Talk about Being and Nothing

  Andrej Ule

  139-151

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• Nothingness at the Crossroads of Minor Canons A Dialogue between Wang Fuzhi and Charles de Bovelles

  Selusi Ambrogio

  153-175

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From Absence to Nothingness, From Nothing to Emptiness

• The Notions of Absence, Emptiness and Nothingness from the Theravāda Buddhist Perspective

  Tamara Ditrich

  75-96

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• From Fundamental Absence to Absolute Nothingness Sublating Nishida Kitarō’s and Wang Bi’s Meontologies

  Jana S. Rošker

  97-108

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• From Nothingness to Nothing Guō Xiàng’s Nominalist Reduction of the Ontological Performativity of Wú 無

  Raphaël Van Daele

  109-136

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OTHER TOPICS

• Cognizing an Object’s Universal Features for Its Identity A Contemporary Debate between Nyāya and Buddhism

  Nishant Kumar, Satya Sundar Sethy

  179-194

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• Early Modern Discussions about Ancient ­China A New Perspective on Origin Stories and the Evolution of Historical Studies

  Lejiamei Chen

  195-227

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BOOK REVIEW

• Roger T. Ames: Human Becoming: Theorizing “Persons” For Confucian Role Ethics

  Xiao Ouyang

  231-242

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• Li Yong: Moral Partiality

  Yves Vendé

  243-251

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