Jana S. Rošker is Professor of Sinology at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. She is the author or editor of many books, including Following His Own Path: Li Zehou and Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, also published by SUNY Press. Roger T. Ames is Humanities Chair Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University. His many previous books include Living Chinese Philosophy: Zoetology as First Philosophy and Human Becomings: Theorizing Persons for Confucian Role Ethics, both published by SUNY Press.

• Introduction 1Jana S. Rošker and Roger T. AmesPart 1: Li Zehou, the Philosopher1. Li Zehou, Wily ProvocateurMichael Nylan2. Li Zehou in the Tradition of Masters and CommentatorsPaul J. D'Ambrosio3. A New Alternative to the How-to-Live ConcernWang KepingPart 2: Culture in the Mirror of History4. Sedimentation and Gene-Culture CoevolutionJordan B. Martin5. Situated Cognition and Historical Perspective: Li Zehou and Contemporary AestheticsRafal BankaPart 3: Freedom, Autonomy, and Justice6. Autonomy and the Nature of Ruist Morality: Li Zehou and Mou ZongsanDavid Elstein7. Justice, Harmony, and the Good Life of Guanxi: Li Zehou's Response to LiberalismAndrew Lambert8. A Deep Harmony Account of JusticeChenyang LiPart 4: Humanist Harmony and Limitless Equilibrium9. Emotion as Substance: A Concrete Humanist Moral FrameworkRobert A. Carleo III10. Measure Without and Beyond Measure: Brief Notes on the Primary Category of Li Zehou's Anthropologico-Historical OntologyWu Xiaoming11. A Post-Marxian Dialogue on the Subject–Object Relation: Li Zehou and Adorno on the Dialectics of Aesthetic SubjectivityJana S. RoškerPart 5: From Aesthetics to Ethics12. Li Zehou on the Distinction and Interaction between Ethics and MoralityJinhua Jia13. The Philosophy of Beauty as an Ethics of Freedom: From Kant to Li Zehou; Perspectives of an Attractive Line of ThoughtGregor Paul14. Li Zehou's Major Works on Chinese Aesthetics: The Path of Beauty and The Chinese Aesthetic TraditionKarl-Heinz PohlPart 6: Discursive Dialogues15. The Origins of Chinese Culture and the Question of Shamanism: Li Zehou and Xu FuguanMaja Maria Kosec16. Fruits of Practice: A Comparative Analysis of Li Zehou's Concept of Sedimentation and the Buddhist Idea of the Transformations of Storehouse Consciousness (Alaya)Dawid Rogacz17. Number and Mathematics in Li Zehou's Critique of Critical PhilosophySydney MorrowLi Zehou's Key Works: A Comprehensive Chronological Bibliography of His Most Significant PublicationsContributorsIndex

"This groundbreaking collection sheds new light on an important contemporary Chinese thinker, Li Zehou. The essays provide descriptions of Li's most relevant philosophical contributions as well active critical engagement with his thought. Taken together, they offer a fitting tribute to the work of this eminent philosopher." — Selusi Ambrogio, University of Macerata

Jana S. Rošker is Professor of Sinology at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. She is the author or editor of many books, including Following His Own Path: Li Zehou and Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, also published by SUNY Press. Roger T. Ames is Humanities Chair Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University. His many previous books include Living Chinese Philosophy: Zoetology as First Philosophy and Human Becomings: Theorizing Persons for Confucian Role Ethics, both published by SUNY Press.

• Introduction 1Jana S. Rošker and Roger T. AmesPart 1: Li Zehou, the Philosopher1. Li Zehou, Wily ProvocateurMichael Nylan2. Li Zehou in the Tradition of Masters and CommentatorsPaul J. D'Ambrosio3. A New Alternative to the How-to-Live ConcernWang KepingPart 2: Culture in the Mirror of History4. Sedimentation and Gene-Culture CoevolutionJordan B. Martin5. Situated Cognition and Historical Perspective: Li Zehou and Contemporary AestheticsRafal BankaPart 3: Freedom, Autonomy, and Justice6. Autonomy and the Nature of Ruist Morality: Li Zehou and Mou ZongsanDavid Elstein7. Justice, Harmony, and the Good Life of Guanxi: Li Zehou's Response to LiberalismAndrew Lambert8. A Deep Harmony Account of JusticeChenyang LiPart 4: Humanist Harmony and Limitless Equilibrium9. Emotion as Substance: A Concrete Humanist Moral FrameworkRobert A. Carleo III10. Measure Without and Beyond Measure: Brief Notes on the Primary Category of Li Zehou's Anthropologico-Historical OntologyWu Xiaoming11. A Post-Marxian Dialogue on the Subject–Object Relation: Li Zehou and Adorno on the Dialectics of Aesthetic SubjectivityJana S. RoškerPart 5: From Aesthetics to Ethics12. Li Zehou on the Distinction and Interaction between Ethics and MoralityJinhua Jia13. The Philosophy of Beauty as an Ethics of Freedom: From Kant to Li Zehou; Perspectives of an Attractive Line of ThoughtGregor Paul14. Li Zehou's Major Works on Chinese Aesthetics: The Path of Beauty and The Chinese Aesthetic TraditionKarl-Heinz PohlPart 6: Discursive Dialogues15. The Origins of Chinese Culture and the Question of Shamanism: Li Zehou and Xu FuguanMaja Maria Kosec16. Fruits of Practice: A Comparative Analysis of Li Zehou's Concept of Sedimentation and the Buddhist Idea of the Transformations of Storehouse Consciousness (Alaya)Dawid Rogacz17. Number and Mathematics in Li Zehou's Critique of Critical PhilosophySydney MorrowLi Zehou's Key Works: A Comprehensive Chronological Bibliography of His Most Significant PublicationsContributorsIndex

"This groundbreaking collection sheds new light on an important contemporary Chinese thinker, Li Zehou. The essays provide descriptions of Li's most relevant philosophical contributions as well active critical engagement with his thought. Taken together, they offer a fitting tribute to the work of this eminent philosopher." — Selusi Ambrogio, University of Macerata

Jana S. Rošker is Professor of Sinology at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. She is the author or editor of many books, including Following His Own Path: Li Zehou and Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, also published by SUNY Press. Roger T. Ames is Humanities Chair Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University. His many previous books include Living Chinese Philosophy: Zoetology as First Philosophy and Human Becomings: Theorizing Persons for Confucian Role Ethics, both published by SUNY Press.

• Introduction 1Jana S. Rošker and Roger T. AmesPart 1: Li Zehou, the Philosopher1. Li Zehou, Wily ProvocateurMichael Nylan2. Li Zehou in the Tradition of Masters and CommentatorsPaul J. D'Ambrosio3. A New Alternative to the How-to-Live ConcernWang KepingPart 2: Culture in the Mirror of History4. Sedimentation and Gene-Culture CoevolutionJordan B. Martin5. Situated Cognition and Historical Perspective: Li Zehou and Contemporary AestheticsRafal BankaPart 3: Freedom, Autonomy, and Justice6. Autonomy and the Nature of Ruist Morality: Li Zehou and Mou ZongsanDavid Elstein7. Justice, Harmony, and the Good Life of Guanxi: Li Zehou's Response to LiberalismAndrew Lambert8. A Deep Harmony Account of JusticeChenyang LiPart 4: Humanist Harmony and Limitless Equilibrium9. Emotion as Substance: A Concrete Humanist Moral FrameworkRobert A. Carleo III10. Measure Without and Beyond Measure: Brief Notes on the Primary Category of Li Zehou's Anthropologico-Historical OntologyWu Xiaoming11. A Post-Marxian Dialogue on the Subject–Object Relation: Li Zehou and Adorno on the Dialectics of Aesthetic SubjectivityJana S. RoškerPart 5: From Aesthetics to Ethics12. Li Zehou on the Distinction and Interaction between Ethics and MoralityJinhua Jia13. The Philosophy of Beauty as an Ethics of Freedom: From Kant to Li Zehou; Perspectives of an Attractive Line of ThoughtGregor Paul14. Li Zehou's Major Works on Chinese Aesthetics: The Path of Beauty and The Chinese Aesthetic TraditionKarl-Heinz PohlPart 6: Discursive Dialogues15. The Origins of Chinese Culture and the Question of Shamanism: Li Zehou and Xu FuguanMaja Maria Kosec16. Fruits of Practice: A Comparative Analysis of Li Zehou's Concept of Sedimentation and the Buddhist Idea of the Transformations of Storehouse Consciousness (Alaya)Dawid Rogacz17. Number and Mathematics in Li Zehou's Critique of Critical PhilosophySydney MorrowLi Zehou's Key Works: A Comprehensive Chronological Bibliography of His Most Significant PublicationsContributorsIndex

"This groundbreaking collection sheds new light on an important contemporary Chinese thinker, Li Zehou. The essays provide descriptions of Li's most relevant philosophical contributions as well active critical engagement with his thought. Taken together, they offer a fitting tribute to the work of this eminent philosopher." — Selusi Ambrogio, University of Macerata