Contents Preface Note on Abbreviations
1. Introduction
2. Pattern and Vital Stuff
3. Nature
4. Heartmind
5. Emotions
6. Knowing
7. Self-Cultivation
8. Virtues
9. Governance and Institutions
10. The Enduring Significance of Neo-Confucianism
Teaching Neo-Confucianism Topically
Table of Neo-Confucians
Bibliography
Glossary and Index
Stephen C. Angle is Mansfield Freeman Professor of East
Asian Studies at Wesleyan University.
Justin Tiwald is Associate Professor of Philosophy at San
Francisco State University.
"A lucid, accessible, and highly readable introduction to the world
of Neo-Confucian philosophy. The authors succeed admirably in
unpacking what the Neo-Confucian thinkers meant and not just
surveying what they said, and in doing so Angle and Tiwald
encourage the reader to engage with Neo-Confucian ideas."
—John Makeham, Chair and Director, China Studies Research Centre,
La Trobe University
"This landmark work on Neo-Confucianism provides a tremendously
helpful survey of the conceptual terrain that the thinkers in this
tradition negotiated in their different ways and brings many more
important thinkers onto the scene in dialogue with better-known
figures such as the Cheng brothers, Zhu Xi and Wang Yangming."
—David B. Wong, Beischer Professor of Philosophy, Duke University
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