作者簡介

Federico Mina (閔峰松) is a researcher at the Institute of Humanities (IDH) of the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), Argentina. He has a licentiate degree in Philosophy from the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. He authored several papers and co-edited a book on Chinese philosophy and history. He has been working with the Sinological Development Charitable Foundation since 2020.

Stephen Leach (李沐陽) holds a B.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy from The University of New Mexico. He teaches “Asian Philosophy” and “Philosophy as a Way of Life” at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Recipient of a China Studies Institute Fellowship (Shanghai, Xi’an, and Beijing), a Japan Studies Institute / Nippon Foundation Joint Fellowship (Tokyo, Kyoto, and Beppu), an NEH Fellowship (Buddhist Traditions of Tibet), and two Kierkegaard Library Fellowships, he lives in McAllen, Texas, with his wife, Sally, and their two dogs, Pogi and Aster.

• Preface(第xxxix頁)
• Introduction: Sinological Development Charitable Foundation and the Five-Year Compendium(第xliii頁)
• SECTION I OVERVIEWS OF THE SDCF PROGRAM(第1頁)
  • A Focus on Dunhuang Frances WOOD(第3頁)
  • My Encounter with the Sinological Development Charitable Foundation FUNG Kam-Wing(第7頁)
• SECTION II PROGRAM LECTURERS(第13頁)
  • Lucky ‘Tis in English Richard M.W. HO(第15頁)
  • An Intercultural Approach to Religion : In the Case of Chinese Buddhism Ellen Y. ZHANG(第17頁)
  • The Song-Ming Neo-Confucians on Moral Self-Cultivation Roni Yat-Hung LEUNG(第23頁)
  • Remarks on the Lecture about Daxue ( 大學, The Great Learning ) and Zhongyong ( 中庸, The Doctrine of the Mean ) Dennis K. H. CHENG(第29頁)
• SECTION III EXEMPLARY SCHOLARSHIP OF PARTICIPANTS AND MEMBERS(第33頁)
  • Bodily Selfhood, Human Value, and Classical Confucianism : A Phenomenological Approach to The Great Learning Alireza SAYADMANSOUR, Edmond EH, and Robert PARKER(第35頁)
  • Cherishing Life in Late Ming Thought Stephen LEACH and Federico MINA(第53頁)
  • Finding One’s Original Nature: Philosophy as a Way of Life in the Caigentan Stephen LEACH(第63頁)
  • Cultivating Genuineness: Philosophy as a Way of Life in Li Zhi Federico MINA(第81頁)
  • Confucian Rituals and Their Impact on Contemporary Chinese Policy Lucas L. GUALDA and Tamara HARUTYUNYAN(第95頁)
  • Practical Applications to the Theoretical Problems : “Voronezh–Raven, Knife” Sofiia ZAICHENKO(第111頁)
  • “It Is the Same Arms and War” : Cervantes’ Contribution to Mohism Manuel HERRANZ(第121頁)
  • East-West Understandings and International Collaborations Henry WANG, Simon HAIGH, Moshe ENGELBERG,and Oleg KONOVALOV(第139頁)
SECTION IV EXPERIENCE SHARING(第151頁)
• A Month of Learning and Mind-Fasting Robert TSATURYAN(第153頁)