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Volume 36, Number 1, March 2009
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PREFACE
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: CHENG, CHUNG-YING

INTRODUCTION: AMERICAN PRAGMATISM AND CHINESE PHILOSOPHY
pp. 3-8(6)
Author: SIM, MAY

RIGHTING THE NAMES OF CHANGE
pp. 9-29(21)
Author: DEMARCO, C. WESLEY

KNOWING THROUGH THE BODY: THE DAODEJING AND DEWEY
pp. 31-52(22)
Author: KRUEGER, JOEL W.

CONFUCIANISM, PRAGMATISM, AND SOCIALLY BENEFICIAL PHILOSOPHY
pp. 53-67(15)
Author: STEPHENS, DANIEL J.

TRANSFORMING REN : THE DE OF GEORGE HERBERT MEAD'S SOCIAL SELF
pp. 69-84(16)
Author: KEITH, HEATHER E.

DEWEY AND CONFUCIUS: ON MORAL EDUCATION
pp. 85-105(21)
Author: SIM, MAY

XUNZI'S POLITICIZED AND MORALIZED PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE
pp. 107-139(33)
Author: CHEN, BO

MORALLY BAD IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CHENG BROTHERS
pp. 141-156(16)
Author: WONG, WAI-YING

THE THEORY OF THE DAO AND TAIJI: A CHINESE MODEL OF THE MIND
pp. 157-175(19)
Author: GU, MING DONG

Confucian Political Ethics - By Daniel A. Bell
pp. 177-180(4)
Author: Tan, Sor-Hoon

The Chan Interpretations of Wang Wei's Poetry: A Critical Review - By Jingqing Yang
pp. 180-183(4)
Author: Anderson, Kyle David

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