The Good Is One, Its Manifestations Many by Neville, Robert Cummings -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface Chapter One The Good Is One, Its Manifestations Many

Ultimacy and Value Value in Form Ethics

Chapter Two Contemporary Confucian Cosmopolitanism

Introduction Decision-Making Engaging Others Attaining Wholeness Identity and Value Religion and Ontological Piety Conclusion

Chapter Three Systematic Metaphysics and the Problem of Value

Systematic Metaphysics and Scientific Reductionism Metaphysics and Our Civilization A Contemporary Confucian Theory of Value

Chapter Four New Projects for Chinese Philosophy

Creative First-Order Issues Re-sorting the Canon Global Portability Cosmogony Cosmology Ritual Studies Ritual and Culture Ritual and Politics

Chapter Five Philosophy’s Fight between Engagement and Distance: A Confucian Resolution

Philosophy and the Axial Age Philosophy as Distance Philosophy as Engagement Philosophy in the Academy Confucians in the Academy: Scholar-Officials Philosophical Cultivation

Chapter Six William Ernest Hocking: The First Boston Confucian

Hocking as a Boston Confucian Zhu Xi, Science, and World Philosophy Zhu Xi’s Metaphysics Zhu Xi and Buddhism Compared Zhu Xi’s Lesson for Hocking Hocking and Pragmatism

Chapter Seven Cheng Chung-ying as a Constructive Philosopher

Cheng’s Contemporary Sources Speculative Interpretation Interpretation of Classic Texts System Philosophic Truth Over Interpretation Cheng’s Challenges

Chapter Eight Wu Kuang-ming as One of Three Stooges

One of Three Stooges Wu’s Daoism Confucian Scotism Comparison: Daoism and Confucianism

Chapter Nine Spiritual Foundations of Chinese Culture

Introduction An Ecological Model of Religion Religion and Spirituality Defined Chinese Culture Intact Chinese Culture Not Intact

Chapter Ten Selfhood and Value: Pragmatism, Confucianism, and Phenomenology

Experiential Frames and Phenomenology Interactive Experience and Ritual: The Western Contribution of Confucianism The Self

Chapter Eleven Individuation and Ritual

Ritual and Xunzi Individuation Otherness Ritual Abuse

Chapter Twelve Authority in Social Institutions, Accountability, and Credibility

Sincerity in Authority Communitarianism Versus Individualism Perceived Credibility and Sincerity Conditions for Credibility

Chapter Thirteen Confucianism and Toleration

What is Confucianism? Toleration, In-groups, and Out-groups Toleration and Narrative Toleration and Personal Respect Toleration and Harmony: The Ethical Metaphysics of Principle Some Confucian Morals of Toleration

Chapter Fourteen Confucian Humaneness across Social Barriers

“Love With Distinctions” Ritual Theory Humaneness, Ritual, and Otherness

Introduction Nature, Society, and Persons Ritual Gender Roles and Rituals Observations on Transformation

Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index Back Cover