"Composed exclusively of chapters selected from the proceedings volumes resulting from the four East-West Philosophers' Conferences held at the University of Hawaii in 1939, 1949, 1959, and 1964."

The humanistic Chinese mind / Charles A. Moore -- Chinese theory and practice, with special reference to humanism ; The story of Chinese philosophy / Wing-tsit Chan -- Epistemological methods in Chinese philosophy / E.R. Hughes -- The scientific spirit and method in Chinese philosophy / Hu Shih -- Syntheses in Chinese metaphysics / Wing-tsit Chan -- The basis of social, ethical, and spiritual values in Chinese philosophy / Y.P. Mei -- Filial piety and Chinese society / Hsieh Yu-wei -- The development of ideas of spiritual value in Chinese philosophy / Tʻang Chün-i -- Chinese legal and political philosophy / John C.H. Wu -- The world and the individual in Chinese metaphysics / Thomé H. Fang -- The individual and the world in Chinese methodology / T'ang Chün-i -- The individual in Chinese religions / Wing- tsit Chan -- The status of the individual in Chinese ethics / Hsieh Yu-wei -- The status of the individual in Chinese thought and practice / Y.P. Mei -- The status of the individual in the political and legal traditions of old and new China / John C.H. Wu.

"Composed exclusively of chapters selected from the proceedings volumes resulting from the four East-West philosophers' Conferences held at the University of Hawaii in 1939, 1949, 1959 and 1964."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Online via Gleeson Library (USF community).

Includes four essays on Sino-Western Relations:

Elisabetta Corsi, “La diffusione delle conoscenze ottiche in Cina. Il primato della visione nel Xingxue cushu (1623) di Giulio Aleni SI,” pp. 231-240 [Optics and vision in the Xingxue cushu by Aleni]

Federico Masini, “Early Qing evidences of classifiers usage in Western missionaries’ Chinese texts,” pp. 535-546.

Eugenio Menegon, “Amicitia Palatina. The Jesuits and the politics of gift-giving at the Qing court,” pp. 547-561.

Adolfo Tamburello, “La ‘fine’ di Shangdi come Dio cattolico,” pp. 869-878 [Pasio and the term question]