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Index
Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
On Comparative Philosophy
American Philosophy as World Philosophy
Confucius and Dewey
Broadening a Comparative Horizon
Boston Confucianism
Textual Conventions
Overview
1. Confucianism and Emerson: Friendship
Introduction
“Have no friend unlike yourself”
Confucian Friendship
Confucianism in Emerson’s “Friendship”
Conclusion
2. Confucianism and Thoreau: Civil Disobedience
Introduction
Analects 8.13 and Mencius 4A5
On Civil Disobedience
Confucianism in “Civil Disobedience”
On Confucian Civil Disobedience
Conclusion
3. Confucianism and Peirce: Inquiry and Belief
Introduction
Doubt, Inquiry, and Belief
Peirce’s Four Methods of Belief Fixation
Confucius and the Method of Tenacity
Confucius and the Method of Authority
Confucius and the A Priori Method
Confucius and the Scientific Method
Conclusion
4. Confucianism and James: Human Nature and Morality
Introduction
Mencius and Xunzi on Human Nature and Morality
James on Human Nature and Morality
The Healthy-Minded and the Sick-Souled
Human Nature, Violence, and Peace
Conclusion
5. Confucianism and Royce: Shame and Atonement
Introduction
Shame in the Thought of Royce
Shame in the Thought of Confucius and Mencius
Theories of Atonement
Atonement in the Thought of Royce
Atonement in the Thought of Confucius
Conclusion
Conclusion
Looking Back
Looking Ahead
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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