#chinese-philosophy

#chinese-philosophy

We are delighted to announce a new call of applications for the "Works in Progress" series, a part of the 四海为学 "Collaborative Learning" Project. This series aims to provide an academic forum for graduate students and early career scholars engaged in Chinese or comparative philosophy to share and improve upon their projects with peers in conference-style panel presentations. Each session features a chairperson, 2-3 presenters, commentators, and an audience of participants who will provide constructive feedback on content, structure, or presentation style.

This book examines how classical Chinese philosophy compares with Western philosophy and its relevance to contemporary issues in world philosophy.

This international workshop examines the understanding of reasoning in Chinese philosophy beyond formal logic, emphasizing cognition, intuition, and aesthetics as alternative modes of thought.

The ISCP invites submissions for its Group Panel at the 2026 APA Central Division Meeting, welcoming proposals on topics related to Chinese philosophy, due by August 15, 2025.

In examining the term tì 弟/悌 from a linguistic perspective, one may observe that its original meaning as 'humbly respectful' evolved significantly over time.

The Visiting Programs at CUHK aim to foster international collaboration in Chinese Philosophy, offering support for scholars to engage in research and academic activities.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is looking for a part-time lecturer specialized in Chinese philosophy to teach courses from 2025 to 2028.