Vol. 5 No. 1 (2017): Thinking Across the Borders: Philosophy and China

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2017.5.1

Published: 30. 01. 2017

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Editor’s Foreword

Introduction

Jana S. ROŠKER

5-11
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Confucian Ethics, Politics and Modern Law

Why an Upright Son Does Not Disclose His Father Stealing a Sheep: A Neglected Aspect of the Confucian Conception of Filial Piety

Yong HUANG

15-45
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Struggle for the Right to Cover Up for Family Members: The Significance and Value of the Confucian Thought “Cover Up for Family Members” in Modern Society

Wei-Chieh TSENG

47-65
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The Early Zhou Period: Origin of the Idea of Political Legitimacy and the Political Philosophy of Confucianism

Lun DU

67-80
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A Specific Path to Chinese Modernization

Yearning for the Lost Paradise: The "Great Unity" (datong) and Its Philosophical Interpretations

Bart DESSEIN

83-102
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A Tale of Two Utopias: Kang Youwei’s Communism, Mao Zedong’s Classicism and the “Accommodating Look” of the Marxist Li Zehou

Federico BRUSADELLI

103-122
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Classical Pre-Qin Philosophy: Comparative and Analytical Perspectives

The Distance of Heaven: An Analysis of the Guodian Wu Xing

Matthew James HAMM

125-146
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In the Shadow of the Decay. The Philosophy of History of Mencius and Xunzi

Dawid ROGACZ

147-171
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Kant, Xunzi and the Artificiality of Manners

Anja BERNINGER

173-192
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Unity of Skill and Art through the Lens of Zhuangzi’s Philosophy

Skilful Practice in the Zhuangzi: Putting the Narratives in Context

Dušan VÁVRA

195-219
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The Embodiment of Zhuangzi‘s Ecological Wisdom in Chinese Literati Painting (wenrenhua 文人畫) and Its Aesthetics

Loreta POŠKAITĖ

221-239
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ASIAN STUDIES IN SLOVENIA

“When I Grow Up, I Will be an Artist.” Japanese Avant-garde’s Experimental Sandpit

Klara HRVATIN

243-269
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Methodological Problems of Xu Fuguan’s Comparative Analysis of Zhuangzi’s Aesthetics and Western Phenomenology

Tea SERNELJ

271-288
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Yang Zhu – Enfant terrible of Philosophical Daoism and His Concept of Privatism

Jana S. ROŠKER

289-299
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