Journal of Chinese Philosophy

PREFACE: WHAT IS WISDOM?
pp. 317-318(2)
Author: CHENG, CHUNG-YING

INTRODUCTION: WISDOM IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES
pp. 319-321(3)
Author: YAO, XINZHONG

PHILOSOPHY OF THE YIJING: INSIGHTS INTO TAIJI AND DAO AS WISDOM OF LIFE
pp. 323-333(11)
Author: CHENG, CHUNG-YING

YI: PRACTICAL WISDOM IN CONFUCIUS'S ANALECTS
pp. 335-348(14)
Author: YU, JIYUAN

FROM “WHAT IS BELOW” TO “WHAT IS ABOVE”: A CONFUCIAN DISCOURSE ON WISDOM
pp. 349-363(15)
Author: YAO, XINZHONG

PHILOSOPHY AND PHILOSOPHICAL REASONING IN THE ZHUANGZI: DEALING WITH PLURALITY
pp. 365-374(10)
Author: LAI, KARYN LYNNE

SIGNS OF LIBERATION?—A SEMIOTIC APPROACH TO WISDOM IN CHINESE MADHYAMIKA BUDDHISM
pp. 375-392(18)
Authors: BOCKING, BRIAN; WANG, YOUXUAN

A NEO-CONFUCIAN CONCEPTION OF WISDOM: WANG YANGMING ON THE INNATE MORAL KNOWLEDGE (LIANGZHI)
pp. 393-408(16)
Author: HUANG, YONG

CAN WE ATTAIN WISDOM? A NON-DUALIST PROBLEM IN ŚAIVA PHILOSOPHY
pp. 409-419(11)
Author: FLOOD, GAVIN

“WISDOM AS FOLLY”: COMPARATIVE REFLECTIONS ON A PAULINE PARADOX
pp. 421-438(18)
Author: HANCOCK, CHRISTOPHER D.

RECEIVING AND ACQUIRING WISDOM IN ISLAM
pp. 439-452(14)
Author: THOMAS, DAVID

Human Nature, Ritual, and History: Studies in Xunzi and Chinese Philosophy - Antonio S. Cua
pp. 453-455(3)
Author: Cline, Erin M.

Striving for “The Whole Duty of Man”: James Legge and the Scottish Protestant Encounter with China - Lauren F. Pfister
pp. 456-458(3)
Author: Hon, Tze-ki

Falun Gong: The End of Days - Maria Hsia Chang
pp. 459-461(3)
Author: Yan, Zhonghu