On-Cho Ng
Biographic Data
| ID | 3832594 |
|---|---|
| NAME | On-Cho Ng |
| GIVEN NAMES | On-Cho |
| FAMILY NAME | Ng |
| SIGNATURE | NG O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-5246-2034 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Continuing Chung-ying Cheng’s Pioneering Scholarship on Dai Zhen (1724–1777)
Chung-ying Cheng was one of the first Anglophone interpreters of Dai Zhen’s thought who pointed to Dai’s philosophical subversion of the Cheng-Zhu li -based metaphysical scheme by privileging the existential manifestations of qing 情 (sentiments and emotion) and yu 欲 (desires) in the ontological realm of qi 氣 (psycho-physical force), such that his philosophy may be characterized as an architectonic vitalist worldview that features the dynamic crea…
“Introduction
The Theory and Practice of Zen Buddhism
The Scholarship of Chu Hung-lam
The SDX Joint Publishing Company (Sanlian shudian 三联书店) in Beijing is publishing a five-volume collection of scholarly writings by Professor Chu Hung-lam (朱鸿林): Zhu Honglin Ming shi yanjiu xilie 朱鸿
Thinking Across Cultures
Kongzi as the Uncrowned King in some Qing Gongyang Exegeses
Asian Empires Revisited
vi Editors’ Introduction Erica Brindley and On- cho Ng Asian Empires Revisited: Decentering Imperialism While empires in Asia, such as the mighty Mauryan and Qin, have admittedly existed since ancient times, the concept of empire has largely been defined according to Western history and historiography. To be sure, various Asian states throughout history might legitimately be defined and conceived in terms of the elements and attributes known to …
The Commentarial Tradition
Imagining Boundaries
Waiting for the Dawn
Translation of the Ming-i Tai-fang Lu preface of Huang Tsung-hsi on the prince on ministership on law establishing a prime minister schools the selection of scholar-officials choosing a capital frontier commanderies land system military system finance subofficials eunuchs letter from Ku Yen-wu to Huang Tsung-hsi Ch'uan Tsu-wang, Colophon to the Ming-i Tai-fang Lu
Interpreting ‘Qing thought’ in China as a ‘period concept’
Mystical Oneness and Medit Ational Praxis
Hsing (Nature) as the Ontological Basis of Practicality in Early Ch'ing Ch'eng-Chu Confucianism
A Tension in Ch'ing Thought
In the Sung and Ming times Neo-Confucianism posed the philosophy in the true sense of the word. Philosophy, in the primary sense, is the search for, well the formulation and critique of, first principles. These first principles are that must be fulfilled for the intelligible application of concept or, for short, criteria of intelligibility.' Neo-Confucianism, the central philosophy of the age, established a set of of intelligibility, according to…
Private Historiography of the Late Ming
Chinese historiography up until the Qing dynasty was predominantly official historiography. But the zhengshi (official or standard histories), despite their meticulousness and rich details, can at best provide us with a one-sided picture. The sources employed were almost exclusively official ones, such as the qiji zhu (the diary of activity and repose), the SHIZHENG JI (the records of current government), the HUIYAO or HUIDIAN (the collected stat…
Private Historiography of the Late Ming
Chinese historiography up until the Qing dynasty was predominantly official historiography. But the zhengshi (official or standard histories), despite their meticulousness and rich details, can at best provide us with a one-sided picture. The sources employed were almost exclusively official ones, such as the qiji zhu (the diary of activity and repose), the SHIZHENG JI (the records of current government), the HUIYAO or HUIDIAN (the collected stat…
Private Historiography of the Late Ming
Chinese historiography up until the Qing dynasty was predominantly official historiography. But the zhengshi (official or standard histories), despite their meticulousness and rich details, can at best provide us with a one-sided picture. The sources employed were almost exclusively official ones, such as the qiji zhu (the diary of activity and repose), the SHIZHENG JI (the records of current government), the HUIYAO or HUIDIAN (the collected stat…
A Tension in Ch'ing Thought
In the Sung and Ming times Neo-Confucianism posed the philosophy in the true sense of the word. Philosophy, in the primary sense, is the search for, well the formulation and critique of, first principles. These first principles are that must be fulfilled for the intelligible application of concept or, for short, criteria of intelligibility.' Neo-Confucianism, the central philosophy of the age, established a set of of intelligibility, according to…
Mystical Oneness and Medit Ational Praxis
Hsing (Nature) as the Ontological Basis of Practicality in Early Ch'ing Ch'eng-Chu Confucianism
Interpreting ‘Qing thought’ in China as a ‘period concept’
Waiting for the Dawn
Translation of the Ming-i Tai-fang Lu preface of Huang Tsung-hsi on the prince on ministership on law establishing a prime minister schools the selection of scholar-officials choosing a capital frontier commanderies land system military system finance subofficials eunuchs letter from Ku Yen-wu to Huang Tsung-hsi Ch'uan Tsu-wang, Colophon to the Ming-i Tai-fang Lu
Imagining Boundaries
The Commentarial Tradition
Asian Empires Revisited
vi Editors’ Introduction Erica Brindley and On- cho Ng Asian Empires Revisited: Decentering Imperialism While empires in Asia, such as the mighty Mauryan and Qin, have admittedly existed since ancient times, the concept of empire has largely been defined according to Western history and historiography. To be sure, various Asian states throughout history might legitimately be defined and conceived in terms of the elements and attributes known to …
Thinking Across Cultures
Kongzi as the Uncrowned King in some Qing Gongyang Exegeses
The Scholarship of Chu Hung-lam
The SDX Joint Publishing Company (Sanlian shudian 三联书店) in Beijing is publishing a five-volume collection of scholarly writings by Professor Chu Hung-lam (朱鸿林): Zhu Honglin Ming shi yanjiu xilie 朱鸿
“Introduction
The Theory and Practice of Zen Buddhism
Continuing Chung-ying Cheng’s Pioneering Scholarship on Dai Zhen (1724–1777)
Chung-ying Cheng was one of the first Anglophone interpreters of Dai Zhen’s thought who pointed to Dai’s philosophical subversion of the Cheng-Zhu li -based metaphysical scheme by privileging the existential manifestations of qing 情 (sentiments and emotion) and yu 欲 (desires) in the ontological realm of qi 氣 (psycho-physical force), such that his philosophy may be characterized as an architectonic vitalist worldview that features the dynamic crea…
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