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New post in the series “Family as Topic, Root and Model in the West: An Ephemeral Resource for Comparative Philosophy.”     Preface Early Cosmology and Religion Athens and the Polis Plato Aristotle (forthcoming) Roman Stoicism Early Christianity (new) Papers relevant to comparison with classical Confucianism: Impartiality in the Ancient Root: Two […]

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In this episode, we are joined by Mark Csikszentmihalyi, Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures and Eliaser Chair of International Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, and a leading scholar of early Chinese thought. Our conversation draws on his new book, Confucius: A New Tradition (Reaktion Books, 2026), and its striking portrayal of Confucius as […]

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Professor Huang Yong will be spending a few days at UNSW Sydney, Australia, in August, delivering a reading masterclass as well as a talk. Details as follows: 1. READING MASTERCLASS NB: Registration Required Wednesday 12 August 2026 10:00am-4:00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time; UTC/GMT +10:00) A close reading and discussion of two texts from A Source […]

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I’m happy to announce that my essay “Confucian Nei-Wai Citizenship” has ben published open-access in the Journal of International Political Theory. Comments welcome!

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New post in the series “Family as Topic, Root and Model in the West: An Ephemeral Resource for Comparative Philosophy.”     Preface Early Cosmology and Religion Athens and the Polis Plato Aristotle (forthcoming) Roman Stoicism (new) Papers relevant to comparison with classical Confucianism: Impartiality in the Ancient Root: Two Concepts of […]

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