دانلود کتاب Further Reflections on Things at Hand: A Reader

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Title Page
Copyright
Preface
Table of Contents
Translator’s Note
Abbreviations
Introduction
Part I: The Background of Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
The Historical Setting
Neo-Confucianism
Chu Hsi
Outline of Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
Part II: The Philosophy of Chu Hsi
The Metaphysical Dimension of Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
The Cosmological Aspect
The Ontological Aspect
Li: the Universal Principle
Li as a Transcendent Pattern
Li as Potential
The Problem of Our Knowledge of Li
The Subjective/Objective Problem of Li as a Moral Principle
Ch\'i: the Universal Energy
Ch’i as an Immanent Materializable Constituent
Ch’i as a Realizable Agent
Ch’: Force or Energy?
The Moral Dimension of Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
Tao
The Substance or Essence of Tao
The Function of Tao
Jen
Jen as Substance
Jen as Function
Jen and Chu Hsi
The Psychological Dimension of Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
Mind
Mind, Energy, and Principle
Mind, Nature, and Feelings
The Phases of the Mind
Imminent Issuance and Accomplished Issuance
Consciousness
The Four Phases from Consciousness to Thought
Concentration
The Problem of Knowledge
Notes to Introduction
The Hsü chin-ssu-lu
Chapter One: The Essence of Tao
Chapter Two: On Learning
Chapter Three: The Extension of Knowledge
Chapter Four: Preservation and Cultivation
Chapter Five: Self-Cultivation
Chapter Six: Family and Social Relationships
Chapter Seven: Accepting or Declining Office
Chapter Eight: Governing the State
Chapter Nine: Laws and Regulations
Chapter Ten: The Art of Politics
Chapter Eleven: On Teaching
Chapter Twelve: On Being Cautious
Chapter Thirteen: Distinguishing Heresy
Chapter Fourteen:A General Discussion of Sages and Worthies
Endnotes
Biographical Notes
Glossary of Chinese Terms
Bibliography
Index
About the Author