The Unfolding of Neo-Confucianism

Explores and explains the transition from the Ming to the Ch'ing period in Chinese history by following the dialogue of the Chinese thinkers among themselves

Epistemology · Neo-Confucianism · Chinese history and philosophy · Philosophy

• Islam in Process

  Open Access•Johann P Arnason, Armando Salvatore et al.•Islam in Process•2007

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• Confucian Scholars and Specialized Scientific and Technical Knowledge in Traditional China, 1000–1700

  Yung Sik Kim•East Asian Science Technology and…•2010

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• Acts of translation

  Patricia Sieber•Contemporary Buddhism•2000

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• The environmental history of China

  Mark Elvin•Asian Studies Review•1990

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• Court and Country

  Open Access•Ari Daniel Levine•The Medieval History Journal•2016

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• A Revisionist Understanding of Zhang Zai's Development of Qi in the Context of his Critique of the Buddhist

  Jung-Yeup Kim•Asian Philosophy•2010

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• Redrawing China's Intellectual Map

  David C Reynolds•Late imperial China•1991

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• Opposition to the Donglin Faction in the Late Ming Dynasty

  Harry Miller•Late imperial China•2006

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• Unofficial Perspectives on Torture in Ming and Qing China

  Nancy Park•Late imperial China•2016

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• Signs in a Reinterpretation of His Autobiography

  Lynn Struve, Lynn A Struve•Journal of Chinese Religions•2012

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• Mourning During the Tongzhi Regency

  Y K Chan, Ying-Kit Chan•Monumenta Serica•2016

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• Yi Yulgok on Hsin, Hsing , and Ch'ing

  Edward Y J Chung•Monumenta Serica•1998

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• Evaluation of Emotions in European and Chinese Traditions

  Paolo Santangelo•Monumenta Serica•2005

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• Ming Loyalism and Cross-Cultural Friendship

  Huili Zheng•Ming Studies•2025

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• Humanity may Triumph over Heaven. Wang Tingxiang’s Natural Philosophy in its Historical Context

  Kanghun Ahn•Ming Studies•2022

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• Self-Cultivation According to Li Zhi and Its Paradoxes

  Paolo Santangelo•Ming Studies•2024

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• Cultural Strategies and the Political Economy of Protest in Mid-Qing China, 1740-1839

  Open Access•Ho-Fung Hung, Ho‐fung Hung•Social Science History•2009

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• Temples and Tribute Fleets

  Open Access•David E Kelley, David Kelley•Modern China•1982

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• Art-Historical Fiction or Fictional Art History

  J P Park, JongSo Park•Archives of Asian Art•2022

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• Neo-Confucian spirituality and the samurai ethic

  Brian Bocking•Religion•1980

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• The science/technology interface in seventeenth-century China

  Open Access•Christopher Cullen•Bulletin of the School of…•1990

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• Ming observers of Ming decline

  Open Access•William S Atwell•Journal of the Royal Asiatic…•1988

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• Cosmogony as Political Philosophy

  Youngmin Kim, Young‐min Kim•Philosophy East and West•2008

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• Maruyama's Achievement

  Open Access•Harry Harootunian, H D Harootunian•The Journal of Asian Studies•1977

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• The Divine Authorship ofPei-yu chi[Journey to the North]

  Open Access•Gary Seamen•The Journal of Asian Studies•1986

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• The Study of Chu Hsi in the West

  Wing-Tsit Chan•The Journal of Asian Studies•1976

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• The Kaifeng Jews

  Stephen Sharot•Jewish Social Studies•2007

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• Post-martial law media boom in Taiwan

  Open Access•Kuldip R Rampal•Gazette (Leiden Netherlands•1994

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• East and West in the Seventeenth Century

  Open Access•Jack A Goldstone, Jack Α Goldstone•Comparative Studies in Society…•1988

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• The Cambridge History of China

  Open Access•John King Fairbank, Denis Crispin Twitchett•The Cambridge History of China,…•1979

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• New Scripts for All Sounds

  Nathan Vedal•Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies•2018

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• “History, Philosophy, and Spirituality of the Four-Seven Debate

  Open Access•Edward Y J Chung•Dao Companion to Korean Confucian…•2019

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• The Ming and Inner Asia

  Morris Rossabi•From Yuan to Modern China and…•2014

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• Learning from Heaven

  Open Access•Willard J Peterson, Willard Peterson•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• Identity and Hybridity – Chinese Culture and Aesthetics in the Age of Globalization

  Karl-Heinz Pohl•Intercultural Aesthetics•2009

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• Confucian Sectarianism and the Compilation of the Ming History

  Thomas A Wilson•Late imperial China•1994

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• T'an-yang-tzu and Wang Shih-chen

  Ann Waltner•Late imperial China•1987

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• Neo-Confucianism

  Martina Deuchler•The journal of Korean studies•1980

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• Genealogy and History in Neo-Confucian Sectarian Uses of the Confucian Past

  Open Access•Thomas A Wilson•Modern China•1994

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• The Cambridge History of China

  Open Access•Denis Crispin Twitchett, R Kent Guy et al.•The Cambridge History of China•2016

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• From Marxism to nationalism

  Open Access•Yingjie Guo•Communist and Post-Communist…•2019

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• Mathematical Study and Intellectual Transition in the Early and Mid-Qing

  Limin Bai•Late imperial China•1995

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• Writing for Success

  Kai-Wing Chow, Kai Wing Chow•Late imperial China•1996

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• Relations with maritime Europeans, 1514–1662

  Open Access•John E Wills, Jr John E Wills•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• Educational modes of thinking in Neo-Confucianism

  Open Access•Keum-Joong Hwang, Keumjoong Hwang•Asia Pacific Education Review•2013

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• Sino-Korean tributary relations under the Ming

  Open Access•Donald N Clark•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• The Southern Ming, 1644-1662

  Silas Wu, Lynn Struve et al.•The American Historical Review•1987

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• The Yung-cheng Reign

  Open Access•Madeleine Zelin•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• The socio-economic development of rural China during the Ming

  Open Access•Martin Heijdra•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• Confucian learning in late Ming thought

  Open Access•Willard J Peterson, Willard Peterson•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• The rise of the Ming dynasty, 1330–1367

  Open Access•Frederick W Mote•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• Social Stability and Social Change

  Open Access•William T Rowe•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• Confucian and Christian Religiosity in Late Ming China

  Erik Zürcher•The Catholic historical review•1997

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• The Cheng-t'ung, Ching-t'ai, and T'len-shun reigns, 1436–1464

  Open Access•Denis Twitchett, Tilemann Grimm•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• Economic Developments, 1644–1800

  Open Access•Ramon H Myers, Yeh-Chien Wang•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• State Building before 1644

  Open Access•Gertraude Roth Li•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• Ming China and the emerging world economy, c. 1470–1650

  Open Access•William Atwell•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• Historical writing during the Ming

  Open Access•Wolfgang Franke•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• The Chien-wen, Yung-lo, Hung-hsi, and Hsüan-te reigns, 1399–1435

  Open Access•Hok-Lam Chan•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• The Ch'ien-lung Reign

  Open Access•Alexander Woodside•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• The Ch'eng-hua and Hung-chih reigns, 1465–1505

  Open Access•Frederick W Mote•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• The Epochal Concept of "Early Modernity" and the Intellectual History of Late Imperial China

  On Cho Ng•Journal of world history•2003

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• The Hung-wu reign, 1368–1398

  Open Access•John D Langlois, Jr John D Langlois•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• Chinese Kinship Reconsidered

  Open Access•James L Watson•The China Quarterly•1982

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• Military Origins of Ming China

  Open Access•Edward L Dreyer•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• The Chia-ching reign, 1522–1566

  Open Access•James Geiss•The Cambridge history of China•1988

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• The Social Roles of Literati in Early to Mid-Ch'ing

  Open Access•Benjamin A Elman•The Cambridge History of China•2002

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• The Ming fiscal administration

  Open Access•R Huang•The Cambridge history of China•1998

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• Confucian Commentary and Chinese Intellectual History

  Open Access•Daniel K Gardner•The Journal of Asian Studies•1998

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• Huang Zongxi in Context

  Open Access•Lynn Struve, Lynn A Struve•The Journal of Asian Studies•1988

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• Romantics, Stoics, and Martyrs in Seventeenth-Century China

  Open Access•Frederic Wakeman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1984

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• Imperial Politics and Confucian Societies in Late Imperial China

  Open Access•Benjamin A Elman•Modern China•1989

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• Struggling to Restore a Lost Identity

  Open Access•Dewei Zhang•Religions•2023

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