标题：中国哲学前沿
基本概述
  中国哲学前沿2006年1月，由中华人民共和国教育部发起、高等教育出版社编辑出版、德国Springer出版公司负责海外发行的全英文哲学类季刊——Frontiers of Philosophy in China（简称FPC）正式创刊出版。北京师范大学哲学与社会学院和价值与文化研究中心，为FPC的学术支持单位。
作为中国第一本面向海外发行的英文哲学类专门期刊，FPC一经问世，就受到了国际哲学界的广泛关注。至今日，FPC已成为世界学者了解中国哲学研究成果与发展动向的重要平台。
刊物使用
  下载量统计刊物发展至今，已被JSTOR, Springerlink, Academic OneFile, Current Abstracts, Gale, Google, Humanities Abstracts, Humanities Index, Humanities International Index, OCLC, OmniFile Mega, OmniFile Select, OmniFile V Full Text, SCOPUS, Summon by Serial Solutions等数据库收录。
刊物宗旨
秉持精益求精的态度，FPC将一如既往地贯彻“面向国际，反映中国哲学优秀学术成果和最新进展，推动中外哲学思想的沟通与交流”的刊物宗旨，承担起“创办一个中国哲学优秀学术成果的对外发布平台和有世界影响力的学术期刊品牌”的任务与使命，为世界范围内的哲学学者和哲学爱好者奉上来自中华文化的思想盛宴，架起一座增进中外哲学学者沟通与交流的便捷桥梁。
办刊理念
基于FPC的宗旨与使命，FPC自创刊伊始便提出了“国际视野、中国特色”的办刊理念与办刊思路。　　FPC积极向国际规范与领先水平看齐，追求刊物的国际知名度与影响力。刊物吸引一批学术造诣深、热心支持中国哲学国际化的顶尖学者成为本刊的编委、译者与审稿专家，从而为刊物的国际化发展道路奠定了基础。　　FPC以优秀的中国哲学研究成果与国际知名哲学学者为依托，努力展现中国哲学独具的价值与魅力。刊物成立至今，许多在海内外享有盛誉的学者不吝为本刊赐稿，大大提升了刊物的学术水平与学术特色。
刊物内容
FPC致力于刊发中国哲学研究领域“最新、最好、最前沿”的学术成果。所刊登文章集中在两个范围之内：一是中国哲学学者眼中的哲学问题；二是世界哲学学者眼中的中国哲学问题。　　刊物所刊发的文章涉及中国哲学研究的所有领域，包括中国哲学、西方哲学、科学技术哲学、伦理学、宗教哲学、美学、逻辑学等。　　刊登论文的形式有专题性论述、前沿课题的综述或学术论文、重大新进展的评述及中外哲学比较论文等英文文章。
刊物编委会
Editors-in-Chief: YUAN Guiren (Beijing Normal University) and HAN Zhen (Beijing Normal University) Associate Editors-in-Chief: LIAO Shenbai (Beijing Normal University), YAO Xinzhong (King's College London), TIAN Ping (Beijing Normal University) 　　Review Editors
Richard King (University of Glasgow)
WEN Haiming (Renmin University of China)
Editorial Board
Roger T. Ames ( University of Hawai’i) 
Stephen C. Angle (Wesleyan University) 
Daniel Bell ( Tsinghua University)
John Berthrong (Boston University)
Sébastien Billioud (University Paris Diderot)
Nicolas Bunnin (Oxford University)
CHEN Bo (Peking University), CHEN Jing (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
CHEN Lai (Peking University)
CHENG Chung-Ying (University of Hawai’i), DENG Xiaomang (Wuhan University)
FU Youde (Shandong University)
GUO Qiyong (Wuhan University)
HAO Changchi (Wuhan University)
HE Lai (Jilin University)
HUANG Yong (Kutztown University of Pennsylvania)
James O. Young (University of Victoria)
JIANG Yi ( Beijing Normal University)
Joachim Kurtz (Heidelberg University)
Karyn Lai (The University of New South Wales)
Ernie Lepore ( Rutgers University)
LI Chenyang ( Nanyang Technological University)
LI He ( Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
LI Jinglin (Beijing Normal University)
LI Shaomeng (Beijing Normal University)
LIU Chuang (University of Florida)
LIU Xiaoli (Renmin University of China)
Thomas Magnell (Drew University)
John Makeham (Australian National University)
MOU Bo (San Jose State University)
NI Liangkang (Sun Yat-sen University)
OUYANG Kang (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
PAN Xiaohui (Fun Jen Catholic University)
Henry Rosemont Jr. (Brown University)
TIAN Chenshan (University of Hawai'i)
TONG Shijun (Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)
TU Weiming (Harvard University)
WAN Junren (Tsinghua University)
WANG Qingjie (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
WANG Nanshi (Renmin University of China)
WANG Xiaochao (Tsinghua University)
XIANG Shiling (Renmin University of China)
XIE Dikun (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
XIE Wenyu (Shandong University)
YANG Guorong (East China Normal University)
YAO Dazhi (Jilin University)
YI Junqing (Central Compilation and Translation Bureau)
YU Jiyuan (State University of New York at Buffalo)
ZHANG Xuezhi (Peking University)
ZHAO Dunhua (Peking University)
Managing Editor
SUN Haifang (Higher Education Press)
Assistant Editor
LIU Xiang (Beijing Normal University)
部分已发表文章
Highlight
CHEN Lai 
“Ru”: Xunzi’s Thoughts onRu and Its Significance
· GUO Qiyong
Mou Zongsan’s View of Interpreting Confucianism by “Moral Autonomy”
·HAO Changchi
Lao-Zhuang and Augustine on the Issue of Suspension in the Philosophy of Religion 
·Ralph Weber
Why Talk about Chinese Metaphysics?
·YU Jiyuan
The “Manifesto” of New-Confucianism and the Revival of Virtue Ethics 
·ZHAO Dunhua
A Defense of Universalism: With a Critique of Particularism in Chinese Culture
·Jonathan Dancy 
Acting in Ignorance 
·John Hyman
Acting for Reasons: Reply to Dancy
·James O. Young
The Ontology of Musical Works: A Philosophical Pseudo-Problem
·ZHANG Dun
“The End of History” and the Fate of the Philosophy of History