A source book in Chinese philosophy

Content: Part I --
Chronology of dynasties --
Chronology of philosophers --
1. The growth of humanism --
Ancestors and the Lord on High --
The mandate of heaven, ancestors and virtue --
The \"Great Norm\" --
Spirits, the soul and immortality --
2. The humanism of Confucius --
Selections from the Analects --
3. Idealistic Confucianism: Mencius --
The Book of Mencius: Book 6, part 1 --
Additional selections --
4. Moral and social programs: The Great Learning --
5. Spiritual dimensions: The Doctrine of the Mean --
6. Naturalistic Confucianism: Hsun Tzu --
\"On Nature\" --
\"On the Rectification of Names\" --
\"The Nature of Man is Evil\" --
7. The natural way of Lao Tzu --
The Lao-Tzu (Tao-te ching) --
8. The mystical way of Chuang Tzu --
\"The Equality of Things\" --
\"The Great Teacher\" --
Additional selections: (1) The nature and reality of Tao --
(2) Tao everywhere --
(3) Constant flux --
(4) Evolution --
(5) Tao as transformation and one --
(6) Nature vs. man --
(7) Calmness of mind --
(8) Sageliness and kingliness --
(9) The equality of life and death --
(10) Subjectivity --
(11) The inner spirit --
9. Mo Tzu\'s doctrines of universal love, heaven and social welfare --
A. \"Universal Love, Pt. 2\" --
\"The Will of Heaven, Pt. 1\" --
\"Attack on Fatalism, Pt. 1\" --
Additional selections: (1) Utilitarianism --
(2) The condemnation of war --
(3) Condemnation of wasteful musical activities --
(4) Condemnation of elaborate funerals --
(5) Elevating the worthy to government positions --
(6) Agreement with the Superior --
10. Debates on metaphysical concepts: Logicians --
A. paradoxes of Hui Shih and the Debaters --
B. Kung-sun Lung Tzu (1) \"On the White Horse\" --
(2) \"On Marks (chih) and Things\" --
(3) \"On the Explanation of Change\" --
(4) \"On Hardness and Whiteness\" --
(5) \"On Names and Actuality\" --
11. The Yin Yang School --
(1) Tsou Yen --
(2) Yin and Yang --
(3) The Five Agents --
12. Legalism --
(1) Synthesis of legalistic doctrine --
(2) Interpretations of Tao --
13. Philosophy of change --
(1) Selections from the commentaries --
(2) Selections from the \"Appended Remarks,\" Pt. 1 --
(3) Selections from the \"Appended Remarks,\" Pt. 2 --
(4) Selections from \"Remarks on Certain Tri-grams\" --
14. Yin Yang Confuciansim: Tung Chung-shu --
A. A profound examination o names and appellations --
B. Meaning of the Five Agents --
C. \"The Correspondence of Man and the Numerical Categories of Heaven\" --
D. \"Things of the Same Kind Activate Each Other\" --
E. Additional selections: (1) The Origin (Yuan) --
(2) Humanity and righteousness --
(3) Humanity and wisdom --
(4) Historical cycles --
15. Taoistic Confucianism: Yang Hsiung --
16. The Naturalism of Wang Ch\'ung --
A. \"On Original Nature\" --
B. \"On Spontaneity\" --
C. \"A Treatise on Death\" --
D. Additional selections: (1) Accident vs. necessity --
(2) Strange phenomena --
(3) Fate --
(4) The equality of past and present --
17. Taoism of Huai-nan Tzu --
A. The \"Yang Chu Chapter\" --
B. The Lieh Tzu: (1) Skepticism --
(2) Fatalism --
19. Neo-Taoism --
(1) Wang Pi\'s Simple Exemplifications of the Principles of the Book of Changes --
(2) Wang Pi\'s Commentary on the Book of Changes --
(3) Wang Pi\'s Commentary on the Lao Tzu --
(4) Ho Yen\'s Treatise on Tao --
(5) Ho Yen\'s Treatise on the Nameless --
(6) Kui Hsaing\'s Commentary on the Chuang Tzu --
20. Seven early Buddhist schools --
21. Seng-chao\'s Doctrine of Reality --
(1) \"Immutability of Things\" --
(2) \"Emptiness of the Unreal\" --
22. Philosophy of emptiness: Chi-tsang of the Three-Treatise School --
(1) Two levels of truth --
(2) Causes and effects --
(3) Four subsidiary causes --
(4) Existence, nonexistence, and emptiness --
(5) Substance and function --
23. Buddhist idealism: Hsuan-tsang of the Consciousness-Only School --
(1) Nonexistence of the Self --
(2) nonexistence of Dharmas --
(3) First transformation of consciousness --
(4) Second transformation of consciousness --
(5) Third transformation of consciousness --
(6) Consciousness-only --
(7) Nine objections to the consciousness-only doctrine and their answers --
(8) Three natures of being, three natures of non-being and thusness --
24. T\'ien-t\'ai philosophy of perfect harmony (1) Various aspects of the mind --
(2) Three ages as an instant
 Substance and function --
(3) Functions of concentration and insight --
25. One-and-all philosophy: Fa-tsang of the Hua-yen School --
A. Treatise on the Golden Lion --
B. Hundred Gates to the Sea of Ideas of the Flowery Splendor Scripture --
(1) \"All that come into existence through causation end together in quiescence\" --
(2) \"Harmonious Combination and Spontaneity\" --
26. Zen (Ch\'an) School of Sudden Enlightenment --
A. Platform Scripture --
B. Recorded Conversations of Shen-hui --
C. Recorded Conversations of Zen Master I-hsuan --
27. Revival of Confucianism: Han Yu and Li Ao --
(1) An Inquiry on Human Nature --
(2) An Inquiry on the Way (Tao) --
(3) The Recovery of the Nature --
28. The Neo-Confucian metaphysics and ethics in Chou Tun-I --
(1) An Explanation of the Diagram of the Great Ultimate --
(2) Penetrating the Book of Changes --
29. Numerical and objective tendencies in Shao Yung --
Supreme Principles Governing the World 30. Chang Tsai\'s philosophy of material force --
A. The Western Inscription --
B. Correcting Youthful Ignorance: (1) \"Great Harmony\" --
(2) \"Enlightenment Resulting from Sincerity\" --
31. The idealistic tendency in Ch\'eng Hao --
(1) \"On Understanding the Nature of Jen (Humanity)\" --
(2) \"Reply to Master Heng-ch\'u\'s Letter on Calming Human Nature\" --
(3) Selected sayings --
32. The rationalistic tendency in Ch\'eng I --
(1) \"A Treatise on What Yen Tzu Loved to Learn\" --
(2) \"Letters in Reply to Yang Shih\'s Letter on the Western Inscription,\" --
Selected sayings --
33. The unity of mind and principle in Lu Hsiang-shan --
34. Great synthesis in Chu His --
A. Treatises: (1) \"A Treatise on Jen,\" --
(2) \"A Treatise on Che\'eng Ming-tao\'s Discourse on the Nature,\" --
(3) \"First Letter to the Gentlemen of Hunan on Equilibrium and Harmony,\" --
(4) \"A Treatise on the Examination of the Mind,\" --
B. Complete Works: (1) Moral Cultivation --
(2) Relation between the Nature of Man and Things and Their Destiny --
(3) Nature of Man and Things --
(4) Nature of man and the Nature of Things Compared --
(5) Physical Nature --
(6) Destiny --
(7) Mind --
(8) T Mind, Nature and Feelings --
(9) Jen --
(10) Principle (Li) and Material Force (Ch\'i) --
(11) Great Ultimate --
(12) Heaven and Earth --
(13) Spiritual Beings and Spiritual Forces --
(14) Buddhism --
35. Dynamic idealism in Wang Yang-ming --
A. Inquiry on the Great Learning --
B. Instructions for Practical Living --
36. The materialism of Wang Fu-chih --
(1) World of concrete things --
(2) Substance and function --
(3) Being and non-being --
(4) Principle and material force --
(5) Unceasing growth and man\'s nature and destiny --
(6) principle of nature and human desires --
(7) History and government --
37. Practical Confucianism in Yen Yuan --
(1) In defense of physical nature --
(2) The identity of principle and material force --
(3) Learning through experience --
38. Tai Chen\'s philosophy of principle as order --
(1) On principle (Li) --
(2) On nature --
(3) On capacity --
(4) On humanity, righteousness, propriety and wisdom --
(5) On the variety of circumstances --
39. K\'ang Yu-wei\'s philosophy of Great Unity --
(1) The Three Ages --
(2) Confuc