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Emotion
and Reason:
Collected
Studies on Emotional Confucianism and
Neo-Rationalistic
Confucianism
Contents Preface. Being, Emotion and Spiritual States: A Comprehension of Meng Pei-yuan’s Thoughts（Huang Yu-shun） Part
One: Studies on Feng You-lan’s
Thoughts
I.
Feng You-lan’s Theory of Emotion §
Reason and Emotion: Rereading of Six Books of Zhen-yuan and Ferrying
South: A Collection（Meng
Pei-yuan） §
The Emotional and the Emotionless: Feng You-lan’s Discussion on Emotion（Chen
Lai） II.
Feng You-lan’s Neo-Rationalistic Confucianism §
Being and Spiritual States（Yang
Guo-rong） §
Feng
You-lan’s Neo-Rationalistic Confucianism as A Development of
Cheng-Zhu’s Rationalistic Confucianism（Cai
Fang-lu） III.
Feng You-lan’s Thoughts of History of Chinese Philosophy §
A Criticism to Feng You-lan’s
‘Summary’ of the History of Chinese Philosophy（Meng
Pei-yuan） IV.
Feng You-lan’s Outlook on Culture §
Old Nation and New Mission: Feng You-lan’s
Cultural Feelings and Views of Culture（Li
Cun-shan） Part
Two: Studies on Meng
Pei-yuan’s Thoughts
I.
Meng Pei-yuan’s Emotional Confucianism §
From Logical
Reason to Emotional Reason: Meng Pei-yuan’s Succession and Development
to Feng You-lan’s Thoughts（Ding
Wei-xiang） §
On Spiritual
States and
Emotion ---- A Direction of Modern Confucianism: From Feng You-lan to Meng
Pei-yuan（Peng
Hua） §
An
Existential Horizon of Confucianism: On Mr. Meng Pei-yuan’s Emotion
and Reason（Huang
Yu-shun） §
A
Reversion to Confucian Metaphysics: A Review of Meng Pei-yuan’s
‘Emotional Confucianism’（Cui
Fa-zhan） §
A Creative Transformation of Hermeneutic Angle of Confucianism: On Mr.
Meng Pei-yuan’s Emotional Confucianism（He
Shan-meng） II.
Meng Pei-yuan’s Philosophy of Mind §
The Spiritual
States of Mind as a Transcendental Explanation of Chinese Philosophy: A Review
of Meng
Pei-yuan’s The Transcendence and Spiritual States of Mind（Huang
Yu-shun） §
Our
Feelings and Our Circumstances: National and Universal ---- A Review
of The
Transcendence and Spiritual States of Mind（Ren
Wen-li） III.
Meng Pei-yuan’s Eco-Confucianism §
Benevolence Out of Oneness of Heaven, Earth and
All Things: On
Mr. Meng Pei-yuan’s Emotional Eco-Confucianism（Song
Da-qi） IV.
Meng Pei-yuan’s Thoughts of History of Chinese Philosophy §
‘Bottle’ and ‘Wine’: The Tension in Feng
You-lan’s Constructing ‘The History of Chinese Philosophy’ and Meng
Pei-yuan’s Solution（Li
Xiao-yu） Part
Three: Some Research Papers of Meng’s Disciples
§
Canon and Awakening : Wang Yangming’s Playing
at Yi-ching’ and ‘Awakening to the Tao at Longchang’（Ren
Wen-li） §
Pursuing
the Present Existence of Confucianism（Yu
Zhi-ping） §
Benevolence
in the Dimensions of Reason and Emotion（Xie
Han-feng） § Preliminary Study of Cheng Ming-dao’s Identifying the Benevolence（Zhu Xue-fang） §
A
Comparative Research to the Meaning of The Qian Divinatory Symbols in
Current Text and Silk Book（Liu
Zhen） §
On Cheng-Zhu’s Basic Train of Thouht on Theory of Rites and Laws（Song
Da-qi） §
Confucianism
and Life: The Question of Nationality and Modernity ---- Life-Confucianism
as an Effort to Revive（Huang
Yu-shun） Appendix
I. Notes to Interview
With Mr. Meng Pei-yuan
§
Mind and
Spiritual States: An Interview With Research Fellow Meng Pei-yuan（Gan
Chun-song） §
Understanding and Transcendence:
Meng Pei-yuan’s Answering Vistor（Zhao
Ru-ming） §
Emotional
Experiences and Chinese Philosophy: An
Interview With Research Fellow Meng Pei-yuan（Cheng
Zhao-wen） Appendix
II. Relative
References to Meng Pei-yuan
§
My Life in Chinese Philosophy Study（Meng
Pei-yuan） § A Catalogue of Meng Pei-yuan’s Works（Ren Wen-li） Postscript |
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