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(1)    Recent Research Papers (published and forthcoming)

  • �Davidson's Thesis of Truth Centrality and the Dao-Pursuing Tradition of Philosophical Daoism," forthcoming in the anthology, Davidson's Philosophy and Chinese Philosophy: Constructive Engagement (The Netherlands: Brill Academic Publishers).

  • "Concept of Truth and Multiple Facets of the Speech-act Equivalence Thesis,� invited essay forthcoming in the anthology, The Illocutionary Role of the Concept of Truth, edited by Dirk Greimann and Geo Siegwart (Germany: de Gruyter). 

  • "A Re-examination of the Structure and Content of Confucius's Version of the Golden Rule," Philosophy East and West, Vol.54, No.2 (April 2004), pp. 218-248.

  • "Eternal Dao, Constant Name, and Language Engagement," in Comparative Approaches to Chinese Philosophy (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Company; 2003), pp.245-262.

  • "Three Orientations and Four 'Sins' in Comparative Studies," invited essay in the APA Newsletters (on comparative philosophy, ed. by Chenyang Li) Fall 2002, Vol.2, No.1, pp.42-45.

  • "Moral Rules and Moral Experience: A Comparative Analysis of Dewey and Lao Zi on Morality," Asian Philosophy Vol.11, No.3 (published in 2002), pp.161-178.

  • �Werden-Sein Komplementaritat: Die Yin-Yang-Metaphysische Sicht des Yijing,� invited essay for Polylog: Zeitschrift Fur interkulturelles Philosophieren (Polylog: Journal of Intercultural Philosophy), 7 (2001), pp. 42-51 (in German). Its slightly revised English version, �Becoming-Being Complementarity: An Account of the Yin-Yang Metaphysical Vision of the Yi-Jing,� appears in Comparative Approaches to Chinese Philosophy (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Ltd., 2003), pp. 86-96. The Slovak translation (by Marina Čarnogursk�) of the above English version appears in the Slovak journal Filozofia (Philosophy) vol.59, 2004, no.2, pp. 88-99.

  • �An Analysis of the Structure of Philosophical Methodology: In View of Comparative Philosophy,� in Two Roads to Wisdom? ---Chinese and Analytic Philosophical Traditions (Chicago, Ill.: Open Court, 2001): pp.337-364.

  • �The Enumerative Character of Tarski�s Definition of Truth and Its General Character in a Tarskian System,� Synthese Vol.126, Issue 1 & 2 (January 2001), pp.91-122. 

  • �Ultimate Concerns and Language Engagement: A Re-Examination of the Opening Message of the Daodejing,� The Journal of Chinese Philosophy Vol.27, No.4 (December 2000), pp.429-439.

  • �A Metaphilosophical Analysis of the Core Idea of Deflationism," Metaphilosophy Vol.31, No.3 (2000), pp.262-286.

  • �Tarski, Quine, and 'Disquotation' Schema,� The Southern Journal of Philosophy Vol.38, No.1 (Spring 2000), pp.119-144.

  •  �A Critique of A Representative Deflationary Argument,� Philosophical Papers Vol.28, No.2 (1999), pp.111-124.

  •  �The Structure of Chinese Language and Ontological Insights: A Collective-Noun Hypothesis,� Philosophy East and West Vol. 49, No. 1 (January 1999), pp. 45-62.

  • �An Analysis of the Ideographic Nature and Structure of the Hexagram of the I Ching: From the Perspective of Philosophy of Language," The Journal of Chinese Philosophy Vol. 25, No.3 (Sept. 1998), pp.305-320.

  • "A Pragmatic Insight Regarding Morality: From a  Comparative Perspective," in P. Weingartner, G. Schurz and G. Dorn eds. (1997): The Role of Pragmatics in Contemporary Philosophy (Kirchberg, Austria), pp.659-64.

 

(2)    Other Articles

  • Column Host's "Introduction" to the Special Column "Philosophical Engagement: Davison's Philosophy and Chinese Philosophy" in the World Philosophy, Issue 5 of 2004, pp. 3-5. (In Chinese)

  • Invited book review on Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy (edited by Antonio S. Cua, New York/London: Routledge, 2003) for The Review of Metaphysics, the December issue of 2003.

  • Invited article: �Davidson, Philosophy, and Chinese Philosophy,� in the World Philosophy, Issue 6 of 2003, pp. 13-18. (In Chinese)

  • Review article: �Philosophy of Language and Mind,� in Bo Mou ed.: Contemporary Inquiries into Fundamental Issues of Philosophy, Beijing, China: Shang-Wu-Yin-Shu-Guan (The Commercial Press, 2002), pp. 354-363. (In Chinese)

  • �Western Philosophy in China: Past, Present, and Future,� an interview by a reporter from Philosophical Trends, No.227 (No.1, 2002), pp. 25-28. (In Chinese) 

 

 

 

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