INDEX TO VOLUME 59 Articles God and Nothingness, Robert E. Carter, 1: 1-21 Graziani, Romain, Optimal States and Self- “Ascending the Hall”: Style and Moral Improve- Defeating Plans: The Problem of Intentionality ment in the Analects, Amy Olberding, in Early Chinese Self-Cultivation, 4 : 440-466 4:503-522 Gu, Ming Dong, From Yuanqi (Primal Energy) to The Authority of the Master in the Analects, Wengqi (Literary Pneuma): A Philosophical David Elstein, 2: 142-172 Study of a Chinese Aesthetic, 1: 22-46 Bai, Tongdong, How to Rule without Taking Un- How to Rule without Taking Unnatural Actions: natural Actions: A Comparative Study of the A Comparative Study of the Political Philoso- Political Philosophy of the Laozi, 4: 481-502 phy of the Laozi, Tongdong Bai, 4: 481-502 Behuniak, James, Jr., “Embracing the One” in the Literal Means and Hidden Meanings: A New Daodejing 3 : 364-381 Analysis of “Skillful Means,” Asaf Federman, Bowing to Your Enemies: Courtesy, Bud6, and 2:125-141 Japan, Damon A. Young, 2 : 188-215 Moad, Edward, Comparing Phases of Skepticism Brindley, Erica, “Why Use an Ox-Cleaver to in al-Ghazali and Descartes: Some First Medi- Carve a Chicken?” The Sociology of the Junzi tations on Deliverance trom Error, 1 : 88-101 Ideal in the Lunyu, 1:47-70 Nelson, Eric Sean, Responding with Dao: Early Buddhist ‘Foundationalism’ and the Phenomen- Daoist Ethics and the Environment, 3 : 294- ology of Perception, Christian Coseru, 4 : 409- 316 439 Olberding, Amy, “Ascending the Hall”: Style and Carter, Robert E., God and Nothingness, 1: 1-21 Moral Improvement in the Analects, 4: 503- Chang, Wonsuk, Reflections on Time and Related 522 Ideas in the Yijing, 2:216-229 Optimal States and Self-Defeating Plans: The The Coming Time “Between” Being and Daoist Problem of Intentionality in Early Chinese Emptiness: An Analysis of Heidegger's Article Self-Cultivation, Romain Graziani, 4 : 440-466 Inquiring into the Uniqueness of the Poet via A Paradox of Virtue: The Daodejing on Virtue the Lao Zi, Xianglong Zhang, 1: 71-87 and Moral Philosophy, Hektor K. T. Yan, Comparing Phases of Skepticism in al-Ghazali 2:173-187 and Descartes: Some First Meditations on Priest, Graham, The Structure of Emptiness, Deliverance from Error, Omar Edward Moad, 4:467-480 1:88-101 Reflections on Time and Related Ideas in the Coseru, Christian, Buddhist ‘Foundationalism’ Yijing, Wonsuk Chang, 2 : 216-229 and the Phenomenology of Perception, Responding with Dao: Early Daoist Ethics and the 4:409-439 Environment, Eric Sean Nelson, 3 : 294-316 Elstein, David, The Authority of the Master in the Some Remarks on the Yogasétra, Marcus Sacrini Analects, 2 : 142-172 A. Ferraz, 3 : 249-262 “Embracing the One” in the Daodejing, James The Structure of Emptiness, Graham Priest, Behuniak, Jr., 3: 364-381 4: 467-480 Federman, Asaf, Literal Means and Hidden Mean- Wang, Huaiyu, The Way of Heart: Mencius’ Un- ings: A New Analysis of “Skillful Means,” derstanding of Justice, 3 : 317-363 2:125-141 The Way of Heart: Mencius’ Understanding of Feleppa, Robert, Zen, Emotion, and Social En- Justice, Huaiyu Wang, 3 : 317-363 gagement, 3 : 263-293 “Why Use an Ox-Cleaver to Carve a Chicken?” Ferraz, Marcus Sacrini A., Some Remarks on the The Sociology of the Junzi Ideal in the Lunyu, Yogasitra, 3 : 249-262 Erica Brindley, 1: 47-70 From Yuanqi (Primal Energy) to Wengqi (Literary Yan, Hektor K. T., A Paradox of Virtue: The Dao- Pneuma): A Philosophical Study of a Chinese dejing on Virtue and Moral Philosophy, Aesthetic, Ming Dong Gu, 1 : 22-46 2:173-187 Philosophy East & West Volume 59, Number 4 October 2009 576-579 © 2009 by University of Hawai‘i Press INDEX TO VOLUME 59 Articles God and Nothingness, Robert E. Carter, 1: 1-21 Graziani, Romain, Optimal States and Self- “Ascending the Hall”: Style and Moral Improve- Defeating Plans: The Problem of Intentionality ment in the Analects, Amy Olberding, in Early Chinese Self-Cultivation, 4 : 440-466 4:503-522 Gu, Ming Dong, From Yuanqi (Primal Energy) to The Authority of the Master in the Analects, Wengqi (Literary Pneuma): A Philosophical David Elstein, 2: 142-172 Study of a Chinese Aesthetic, 1: 22-46 Bai, Tongdong, How to Rule without Taking Un- How to Rule without Taking Unnatural Actions: natural Actions: A Comparative Study of the A Comparative Study of the Political Philoso- Political Philosophy of the Laozi, 4: 481-502 phy of the Laozi, Tongdong Bai, 4: 481-502 Behuniak, James, Jr., “Embracing the One” in the Literal Means and Hidden Meanings: A New Daodejing 3 : 364-381 Analysis of “Skillful Means,” Asaf Federman, Bowing to Your Enemies: Courtesy, Bud6, and 2:125-141 Japan, Damon A. Young, 2 : 188-215 Moad, Edward, Comparing Phases of Skepticism Brindley, Erica, “Why Use an Ox-Cleaver to in al-Ghazali and Descartes: Some First Medi- Carve a Chicken?” The Sociology of the Junzi tations on Deliverance trom Error, 1 : 88-101 Ideal in the Lunyu, 1:47-70 Nelson, Eric Sean, Responding with Dao: Early Buddhist ‘Foundationalism’ and the Phenomen- Daoist Ethics and the Environment, 3 : 294- ology of Perception, Christian Coseru, 4 : 409- 316 439 Olberding, Amy, “Ascending the Hall”: Style and Carter, Robert E., God and Nothingness, 1: 1-21 Moral Improvement in the Analects, 4: 503- Chang, Wonsuk, Reflections on Time and Related 522 Ideas in the Yijing, 2:216-229 Optimal States and Self-Defeating Plans: The The Coming Time “Between” Being and Daoist Problem of Intentionality in Early Chinese Emptiness: An Analysis of Heidegger's Article Self-Cultivation, Romain Graziani, 4 : 440-466 Inquiring into the Uniqueness of the Poet via A Paradox of Virtue: The Daodejing on Virtue the Lao Zi, Xianglong Zhang, 1: 71-87 and Moral Philosophy, Hektor K. T. Yan, Comparing Phases of Skepticism in al-Ghazali 2:173-187 and Descartes: Some First Meditations on Priest, Graham, The Structure of Emptiness, Deliverance from Error, Omar Edward Moad, 4:467-480 1:88-101 Reflections on Time and Related Ideas in the Coseru, Christian, Buddhist ‘Foundationalism’ Yijing, Wonsuk Chang, 2 : 216-229 and the Phenomenology of Perception, Responding with Dao: Early Daoist Ethics and the 4:409-439 Environment, Eric Sean Nelson, 3 : 294-316 Elstein, David, The Authority of the Master in the Some Remarks on the Yogasétra, Marcus Sacrini Analects, 2 : 142-172 A. Ferraz, 3 : 249-262 “Embracing the One” in the Daodejing, James The Structure of Emptiness, Graham Priest, Behuniak, Jr., 3: 364-381 4: 467-480 Federman, Asaf, Literal Means and Hidden Mean- Wang, Huaiyu, The Way of Heart: Mencius’ Un- ings: A New Analysis of “Skillful Means,” derstanding of Justice, 3 : 317-363 2:125-141 The Way of Heart: Mencius’ Understanding of Feleppa, Robert, Zen, Emotion, and Social En- Justice, Huaiyu Wang, 3 : 317-363 gagement, 3 : 263-293 “Why Use an Ox-Cleaver to Carve a Chicken?” Ferraz, Marcus Sacrini A., Some Remarks on the The Sociology of the Junzi Ideal in the Lunyu, Yogasitra, 3 : 249-262 Erica Brindley, 1: 47-70 From Yuanqi (Primal Energy) to Wengqi (Literary Yan, Hektor K. T., A Paradox of Virtue: The Dao- Pneuma): A Philosophical Study of a Chinese dejing on Virtue and Moral Philosophy, Aesthetic, Ming Dong Gu, 1 : 22-46 2:173-187 Philosophy East & West Volume 59, Number 4 October 2009 576-579 © 2009 by University of Hawai‘i Press Young, Damon A., Bowing to Your Enemies: Theory of a Self” (reviewer N. H. Samtani), Courtesy, Budo, and Japan, 2: 188-215 1: 108-112 Zen, Emotion, and Social Engagement, Robert Freschi, Elisa, a review of The Self’s Awareness of Feleppa, 3 : 263-293 Itself: Bhatta Ramakantha’s Arguments against Zhang, Xianglong, The Coming Time “Between” the Buddhist Doctrine of No-Self, by Alex Being and Daoist Emptiness: An Analysis of Watson, 3 : 400-406 Heidegger's Article Inquiring into the Unique- Ganeri, Jonardon, The Concealed Art of the Soul: ness of the Poet via the Lao Zi, 1: 71-87 Theories of the Self and Practices of Truth in Indian Ethics and Epistemology (reviewer Melanie Mader), 2 : 243-246 Book Reviews Goodman, Lenn E., Islamic Humanism (reviewer Ali Caksu), 1:112-115 Acar, Halil Rahman, /s Scientific Knowledge Ra- Goodman, Lenn E., On Justice: An Essay in tional? (reviewer Clint Jones), 4: 561-562 Jewish Philosophy (reviewer Bernard S. Acikgeng, Alparslan, a review of Mulla Sadra’s Jackson), 4: 562-565 Transcendent Philosophy, by Muhammad Gordon, Robert C., a review of Buddhist Inclu- Kamal, 3 : 385-394 sivism: Attitudes Towards Religious Others, Asura’s Harp: Engagement with Language as by Kristin Beise Kiblinger), 2 : 238-239 Buddhist Path, by Dennis Hirota (reviewer The Happening of Tradition: Vallabha on Michiko Yusa), 3 : 382-385 Anumanain Nyayalilavati, by Anna-Pya Sjédin Berger, Douglas L., a review of Death, Contem- (reviewer Takanori Suzuki), 3 : 394-397 plation and Schopenhauer, by R. Raj Singh, Hirota, Dennis, Asura’s Harp: Engagement with 1:115-118 Language as Buddhist Path (reviewer Michiko Buddhist Inclusivism: Attitudes Towards Religious Yusa), 3: 382-385 Others, by Kristin Beise Kiblinger (reviewer Huang Chun-chieh, Te-ch’uan Jih-ben Lun-yii Robert C. Gordon), 2 : 238-239 ch‘tian-shih shih-lun (reviewer John A. Caksu, Ali, a review of Islamic Humanism, by Tucker), 2: 233-238 Lenn E. Goodman, 1:112-115 Hur, Nam-lin, Death and Social Order in Campanini, Massimo, a review of Maestros de Tokugawa Japan: Buddhism, Anti-Christianity Occidente: Estudios sobre el pensamiento (reviewer Laura Nenzi), 3 :3 98-399 andalusi, by A. Martinez Lorca, 1: 107-108 Hwang, Soonil, Metaphor and Literalism in The Concealed Art of the Soul: Theories of the Buddhism: The Doctrinal History of Nirvana Self and Practices of Truth in indian Ethics and (reviewer Warren Todd), 4:571-573 Epistemology, by Jonardon Ganeri (reviewer The Impossible Nude: Chinese Art and Western Melanie Mader), 2 : 243-246 Aesthetics, by Francois Jullien, trans. Maev Crossley, John N., a review of Indian Philosophy de la Guardia (reviewer Christian Helmut and Philosophy of Science, by Sundar Saruk- Wenzel), 2 : 240-243 kai, 4: 565-567 Indian Buddhist Theories of Persons: Vasubandhu de la Guardia, Maev, trans., The Impossible “Retutation of the Theory of a Self, by James Nude: Chinese Art and Western Aesthetics, by Duerlinger (reviewer N. H. Samtani), 1: 108 Francois Jullien (reviewer Christian Helmut 112 Wenzel), 2 : 240-243 Indian Philosophy and Philosophy of Science, by Death and Social Order in Tokugawa Japan: Sundar Sarukkai (reviewer John N. Crossley), Buddhism, Anti-Christianity, and the Danka 4:565-—567 System, by Nam-lin Hur (reviewer Laura Is Scientific Knowledge Rational? by Halil Rah- Nenzi), 3 : 398-399 man Acar (reviewer Clint Jones), 4: 561-562 Death, Contemplation and Schopenhauer, by Islamic Humanism, by Lenn E. Goodman R. Raj Singh (reviewer Douglas L. Berger), (reviewer Ali Caksu), 1: 112-115 1:115-118 Jackson, Bernard S., a review of On l/ustice: Duerlinger, James, Indian Buddhist Theories of An Essay in Jewish Philosophy, by Lenn E. Persons: Vasubandhu’s “Refutation of the Goodman, 4 :562-—565 Index Jia, Jinhua, a review of Ordinary Mind as the Samtani, N. H., a review of Indian Buddhist Way: The Hongzhou School and the Growth Theories of Persons: Vasubandhu’s “Refutation of Chan Buddhism, by Mario Poceski, 1: 118- of the Theory of a Self,” by James Duerlinger, 121 1: 108-112 Jones, Clint, a review of Is Scientific Knowledge Sarukkai, Sundar, Indian Philosophy and Philoso- Rational? by Halil Rahman Agar, 4: 561- phy of Science (reviewer John N. Crossley), 562 4:565-567 Jullien, Francois, The Impossible Nude: Chinese The Self’s Awareness of Itself: Bhatta Ramakantha’s Art and Western Aesthetics, trans. Maev de la Arguments against the Buddhist Doctrine of Guardia (reviewer Christian Helmut Wenzel), No-Self, by Alex Watson (reviewer Elisa 2:240-243 Freschi), 3 : 400-406 Kamal, Muhammad, Mulla Sadra’s Transcendent Sim, May, Remastering Morals with Aristotle and Philosophy (reviewer Alparslan Acikgeng), Confucius (reviewer Christine Swanton), 3: 385-394 2: 230-233 Kiblinger, Kristin Beise, Buddhist Inclusivism: Singh, R. Raj, Death, Contemplation and Scho- Attitudes Towards Religious Others (reviewer penhauer (reviewer Douglas L. Berger), Robert C. Gordon), 2 : 238-239 1:115-118 Lorca, A. Martinez, Maestros de Occidente: Sjédin, Anna-Pya, The Happening of Tradition: Estudios sobre el pensamiento andalusi (re- Vallabha on Anumanain Nyayalilavati viewer Massimo Campanini), 1: 107-108 (reviewer Takanori Suzuki), 3 : 394-397 Mader, Melanie, a review of The Concealed Art Suzuki, Takanori, a review of The Happening of of the Soul: Theories of the Self and Practices Tradition: Vallabha on Anumanain Nyayalila- of Truth in Indian Ethics and Epistemology, by vati, by Anna-Pya Sjédin, 3 : 394-397 Jonardon Ganeri, 2 : 243-246 Swanton, Christine, a review of Remastering Maestros de Occidente: Estudios sobre el pen- Morals with Aristotle and Confucius, by May samiento andalusi, by A. Martinez Lorca Sim, 2 : 230-233 (reviewer Massimo Campanini), 1: 107-108 Te-ch‘uan Jih-ben Lun-yé ch’iian-shih shih-lun, Metaphor and Literalism in Buddhism: The by Huang Chun-chieh (reviewer John A. Doctrinal History of Nirvana, by Soonil Tucker), 2 : 233-238 Hwang (reviewer Warren Todd), 4:571-573 Todd, Warren, a review of Metaphor and Liter- Mulla Sadra’s Transcendent Philosophy, by alism in Buddhism: The Doctrinal History of Muhammad Kamal (reviewer Alparslan Nirvana, by Soonil Hwang, 4 : 571-573 Acikgeng), 3 : 385-394 Tucker, John A., Ogyd Sorai’s Philosophical Nenzi, Laura, a review of Death and Social Masterworks: The Bend6 and Benmei Order in Tokugawa Japan: Buddhism, Anti- (reviewer Samuel Yamashita), 4 : 567-570 Christianity, and the Danka System, by Tucker, John A., a review of Te-ch’uan Jih-ben Nam-lin Hur, 3 : 398-399 Lun-yd ch’tan-shih shih-lun, by Huang Ogyéa Sorai’s Philosophical Masterworks: The Chun-chieh, 2 : 233-238 Bend6 and Benmei, by John A. 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