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ORIENS EXTREMUS 58.2020-2021 contains two special sections, one on Rethinking Kang Youwei in the Twenty-First Century, guest-edited by Peter Zarrow (University of Connecticut), and one on Recent Japanese Studies on Chinese Philosophy.
This is the full list of contents:
Special section
Rethinking Kang Youwei in the Twenty-First Century: a Symposium
Peter ZARROW
A Kang Youwei for the Twenty-First Century
DUAN Lian 段炼
“Power Creates Principles and Principles Create the Dao”: The Esoteric and Exoteric Essays of Master Kang
Pablo A. BLITSTEIN
The Profitable Side of Things: Kang Youwei’s On How Matter Can Save The Nation
WANG Fansen 王汎森
The Modern Chinese “Utopian Impulse” and the Datongshu
Carine DEFOORT
Unfreezing and Untangling the Modern Notion of Zhengming: From Kang Youwei to Hu Shi
Seán MOORES
Criticisms of Neo-Confucianism in the Philosophy of KangYouwei 康有為 (1858–1927)
LEE Ting-mien 李庭綿
A Preliminary Overview of Kang Youwei Studies in ChinaToday
Special section
Recent Japanese Studies on Chinese Philosophy
NAKAJIMA Takahiro 中島隆博, Trans. HUA Rui 華銳
The Modern Era of Laozi Interpretation: The Intersection Between Japanese and European Sinology
ISHII Tsuyoshi 石井剛, Trans. Takeshi MORISATO and Cody STATON
The “Philological Turn” in the Chinese Academy of Qing Dynasty and World Philosophy
SHINO Yoshinobu 志野好伸, Trans. Takeshi MORISATO and Cody STATON
Chinese Philosophy for Logicians: The Case of Jin Yuelin and Shen Youding
WATANABE Yoshihiro渡邉義浩, Trans. HUA Rui 華銳
The Characteristics of Lunyu Jijie by He Yan
Francesca PUGLIA
Is Taiyi 太一 the Sun in the Taiyi Sheng Shui 太一生水?
Stefanie SCHALLER
Der Pagodenpark von Shantou: Von der Verhüllung und Umwidmung eines Gedenkorts für die Kulturrevolution