Feature: New Perspectives in Chinese Intellectual History |
| Huang, Chun-chieh |
Historical Narration and Universal Principles in Confucian Discourse |
| Liang, Tao |
The Guodian Texts and the Zhongyong |
| Lu, Ruei-rong |
The Development of the Notion of Shi in Ancient China, 403-222 B.C. |
| Ku, Weiying |
Jesuit Interpretations of the Chinese Classics during the Late Ming and Early Qing |
| Ricardo K. S. Mak |
Yen Fu's Interpretation of Western Classics: Prespectives and Historical Significance |
Articles |
| Yi, Ping |
A New Inquiry into Chu Shaosun's Additions to the Shiji |
| Yuan, Chuan-zhang |
A Critique of Cheng Jinzao's Theory that the Recovered Shiji Zhengyi Is a Forgery |
Teaching History |
| Wang, Shih-tsung |
East vs. West: Its History and Historical Importance |
Book Reviews |
| Hsing, I-tien |
Hsin Li-hsiang's Studies of Han Stone Engravings |
| Liu, Haifeng |
Kao Ming-shih's Civil Service Examination System in Sui-Tang China |
