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An Alternative Reading of Copan Stela A, and Tianxia (天下) | Unpolished Jade

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Why Do Americans Find Daoism/Zhuangism So Compelling as a Way of Life (and Not Confucianism)? Why Be Concerned With Intellectual Diversity in Philosophy? An Alternative Reading of Copan Stela A, and Tianxia (天下). October 16, 2014. The translation here seems to me plausible. There are some very easy parts of this, including the emblem glyphs of first Copan itself, then Tikal, Calakmul, and Palenque ( kul xukpi ahau. Syllable at the top left corner, and I’...

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The Useless Tree: Confucianism from the bottom-up

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Ancient Chinese Thought in Modern American Life. Freedom and Gender in China Now. Confucian Rationality and Its Modern Fate. Making Confucius Relevant to Americans - One Hundred Years Ago. A Williams College Education Doesn't Require Random Acts of Racist Speech. Notes (and some thoughts) on Leigh Jenco's Book: Changing Referents: Learning Across Space and Time in China and the West. Kylo Ren, Finn, and Confucian Morality. Further to a Critique of "The China Model". Two (more) defects of the "China Model".

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Alexus’ CV | Unpolished Jade

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Department of Philosophy, Asian and Asian American Studies Institute. Storrs, CT, 06269-1054. Https:/ unpolishedjade.wordpress.com. Http:/ colostate.academia.edu/AlexusMcLeod. University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA. Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Asian and Asian American Studies Insitiute. Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA. Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy. Critical Inquiries in...

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8211; practically all early texts can be read and searched in Chinese through the Chinese Text Project website. Many philosophically interesting texts – the Analects. Etc – also have interlinear English translations. 8211; ambitious site that aims to explore the conceptual schemes of pre-Buddhist Chinese. CHinese ANcient Texts (CHANT). 8211; carefully edited collection of early texts that correspond to the Institute of Chinese Studies concordance series. Requires paid subscription. Warp, Weft, and Way.

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9th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought–Next Week | Unpolished Jade

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Call for Papers: 9th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought. Worries About Sagely “Imagination” and Regret →. 9th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought–Next Week. May 1, 2013. So the MCCT is finally upon us–it will be happening next week, May 10 and 11, here at the University of Dayton and up the street in Fairborn at Wright State University. Following is a rough schedule of events and speakers. Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought. Michae...

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Newer posts →. Some Thoughts on Convention and Ritual in Xunzi. November 19, 2012. Let me throw a particular issue out there that I’ve been thinking about recently, related to part of what I cover in this paper. I considered the question of the source. Of ritual in Xunzi, and whether we ought to see Xunzi as endorsing a conventionalist view or a realist view of ritual. One of my contentions in the Continue reading →. Reading the Zhuangzi in a Zhuangist Way.

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Book Reviews | Unpolished Jade

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Readings in Han Chinese Thought. Methodologies of Comparative Philosophy: The Pragmatist and Process Traditions. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new posts via email.

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Some Thoughts on Convention and Ritual in Xunzi | Unpolished Jade

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Alexus McLeod's Comparative Philosophy Blog. Reading the Zhuangzi in a Zhuangist Way. Call for Papers: 9th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought →. Some Thoughts on Convention and Ritual in Xunzi. November 19, 2012. Let me throw a particular issue out there that I’ve been thinking about recently, related to part of what I cover in this paper. I considered the question of the source. Nothing that we find in the Mimamsa Sutra, for example, will demonstrate. I think there is a problem with that respo...

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European Association for Chinese Studies /. Http:/ www.chinesestudies.eu. International Society for Chinese Philosophy /. Http:/ www.iscp-online.org. Association of Chinese Philosophers in North America /. Http:/ www.acpa-net.org. Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy /. Http:/ www.sacpweb.org. Warp, Weft, and Way. Chinese and Comparative Philosophy 中國哲學與比較哲學 /.