1. The Origins of Ancient Chinese Philosophical Thought 2. The Genuine Spirit of Early Confucianism 3. Laozi, Zhuangzi, and the Daoist Delight in Nature 4. Mozi’s Doctrine of Universal Love and Gongsun Long’s Logic and Philosophy of Language 5. Dialectical Thinking in The Art of War and the Commentaries on the Classic of Changes 6. Han Fei: The Culmination of Legalist Thought 7. Philosophy in the Age of Grand Unification under the Two Han Dynasties 8. Xuanxue (Metaphysical Learning) in the Wei–Jin Period 9. Huineng and the Transformation of Buddhism in the Han–Tang Period 10. The Wisdom of Chinese Daoism 11. Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi and the Han–Tang Debate on Power and Destiny 12. Zhang Zai and His Philosophical Thought 13. Zhu Xi and the Summit of Neo-Confucian Development 14. Wang Shouren (Yangming) and the Rise and Flourishing of the School of the Mind (Xinxue) 15. Huang Zongxi, Wang Fuzhi, and the Critical Summation of Classical Philosophy 16. The Transformation of Chinese Philosophy in Modern Times 17. National Prosperity and the Revival of Guoxue 18. The Cultural Foundations of the “Chinese Dream” 19. The Life Wisdom of Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism 20. The Laozi, the Zhuangzi, and Daoist Wisdom
Biography
Guo Qiyong, a renowned Chinese philosophy historian, served as Dean of Wuhan University's School of Humanities, Dean of the School of Philosophy. His research focuses on the history of Chinese philosophy, with specializations in Confucian philosophy and 20th-century Chinese philosophical development.
Ouyang Zhenren (PhD) is a Professor at the Center for Studies of Traditional Chinese Culture of Wuhan University, concurrently serves as a professor at the School of Chinese Classics Wuhan University. His main research areas include the history of Chinese philosophy, the history of ancient Chinese literature, the thought of newly unearthed bamboo and silk manuscripts, pre-Qin philosophers, Lu-Wang School of Mind, and the modern transformation of traditional Chinese culture.
