Feature I: Studies in Hermenutics of Chinese Classics |
| Huang, Chun-chieh |
Related Problems Exibited in the History of Confucian Hermeneutics |
| Yang, Rur-bien |
How did The Great Learning and the Doctrine of the Mean become books of nature and destiny? |
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Reviewer's Opinion |
| Lee, Ming-huei |
Chiao Hsun on Mencius’ Theory of Heart/Mind: A Methodological Reflection |
| Wu, Chan-liang |
A New Interpretation of the Intention and Connotation of Yen Fu’s On Evolution |
Feature II: Studies in Sung Literati Clans and Society |
| Liang, Ken-yao |
The Charitable Schoolsin the Sung Dynasty |
| Huang, K'uan-chung |
Personal Networks, Social Movements and Creating a Leadership Position: An Investigation of the Song Dynasty Siming Wang lineage |
| Chien, Hsin-ju |
The Fang family’s marriage of Pu-tian in the Sung dynasty |
| Ho, Jinn-shiun |
Residence-Buryal Sites and Marriage Net Works of The Elite Clans of The Po-Yang Lake Region in the Sung |
Articles |
| Q. Edward Wang |
Tradition and Transformation: Historical Studies in Taiwan, 1949-1999 |
Historical Data Reference |
| Hsiao, Chi-ch'ing |
The Chin-shih Lists of 1315 and 1318: A Reconstruction |
Book Reviews |
| Mak, King-sang |
A Review of Ralf Moritz and Lee Ming-hui ed., Der Konfuzianismus: Ursprunge-Entwicklungen-Perspekitven |
| Lau, Nap-yin |
Beverly J. Bossler, Powerful Relations: Kinship, Status and the State in Sung China (960-1279) |
