Imagining boundaries : changing Confucian doctrines, texts, and hermeneutics /
Chow, Kai-wing,1951-
Ng, On Cho.
Henderson, John B.,1948-
Albany : State University of New York Press,
c1999.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 236-249) and index.
Introduction: fluidity of the Confucian canon and discursive strategies / On-cho Ng and Kai-wing Chow -- A problematic model: the Han "Orthodox synthesis," then and now / Michael Nylan -- The formulation of early medieval Confucian metaphysics: Huang K'an's (488-545) accommodation of Neo-Taoism and Buddhism / Yuet Keung Lo -- Military governance versus civil governance: a comparison of the Old history and the New history of the five dynasties / Tze-ki Hon -- Strategies in neo-Confucian heresiography / John B. Henderson -- "Goodness unbound": Wang Yang-ming and the redrawing of the boundary of Confucianism / Kandice Hauf -- Between canonicity and heterodoxy: hermeneutical moments of the Great learning (Ta-hsueh) / Kai-wing Chow -- Negotiating the boundary between hermeneutics and philosophy in early Ch'ing Ch'eng-Chu Confucianism: Li Kuang-ti's (1642-1718) study of the Doctrine of the mean (Chung-yung) and Great learning (Ta-hsueh) / On-cho Ng -- Treading the weedy path: T'ang Chen (1630-1704) and the world of the Confucian middlebrow / Hsiung Ping-chen -- Discovering monotheistic metaphysics: the exegetical reflections of James Legge (1815-1897) and Lo Chung-fan (d. circa 1850) / Lauren Pfister.
Confucianism.