Vol. 10 No. 2 (2022): Special Issue: History of Logic in Contemporary China

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2022.10.2

Published: 9. 05. 2022

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Forewords

• Asian Studies and the History of Chinese Logic A Long and Fruitful Journey

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  7-10

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• History of Logic in Contemporary China (1949–2021) Editorial

  CHEN Bo, Jan VRHOVSKI

  11-15

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Logic as Discipline and Subject

• 70 Years of Logic in China, 1949-2019

  CHEN Bo

  19-78

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• The Philosophy of Logic in China A 70-year Retrospective and Prospects for the Future

  HU Yang, HU Zehong

  79-104

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• The History, Present and Future of the Study of Chinese Logic

  ZHAI Jincheng, LIU Yongqiang

  105-117

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Theoretical Specializations and Technological Applications

• Ten-Year History of Social Network Logics in China

  LIU Fenrong, LI Dazhu

  121-146

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• New Developments in Chinese Studies of Contemporary Inductive Logic

  REN Xiaoming

  147-161

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• Chinese Studies on Informal Logic and Critical Thinking An Overview

  WU Hongzhi

  163-186

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• Chinese Studies on the Logic of Natural Language A Survey from 1949 to 2019

  ZOU Chongli, LI Kesheng

  187-205

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A Century of Mathematical Logic in China

• Between Philosophy and Mathematics General Trends in Dissemination, Teaching, and Research on Mathematical Logic in 1930s China

  Jan VRHOVSKI

  209-241

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• Chinese Research on Mathematical Logic and the Foundations of Mathematics

  WANG Hongguang, DU Guoping

  243-266

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Classical Chinese Logic and Rhetoric

• Critique of “Judgment” in Gongsun Long’s “Zhiwu lun” A Comparative Reading in the Light of Hölderlin’s “Judgment and Being”

  SHE Shiqin

  269-298

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• Comparing Logical Paradoxes through the Method of Sublation Hui Shi, Zeno and the “Flying Arrow Problem”

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  299-312

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• History as Parable Indirect Persuasion in the Lüshi Chunqiu

  Marcin JACOBY

  313-329

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OTHER TOPICS

• In the Beginning Was Observing Shao Yong on the Sagely Self, Observing and “Poeting”

  Sophia KATZ

  333-352

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• Chilean Asian Studies on Art Subject, Museum, and Collecting

  Gonzalo MAIRE

  353-382

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REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS

• Heritagization of Chinese Migration From Binaries to Connections

  Martina BOFULIN

  385-396

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BOOK REVIEW

• Robert E. Allinson: The Philosophical Influences of Mao Zedong. Notations, Reflections and Insights

  Selusi AMBROGIO

  399-403

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