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1956년A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅵ, NUMBER 1,․APRIL, 1956    HU SHIH AND CHINESE PHILOSOPHY, Wing-tsit Cban..........................................................3 CONTINUITY OF TRADITION IN INDIAN EDUCATIONAL THOUGHT,Humayun Kabir.........................................................................................................................................13 DEWEY, SUZUKI, AND THE ELIMINATION OF DICHOTOMIES, Harold E. McCartby.................................................................................................................................33 NATURALISM AND SUPERNATURALISM IN EAST AND WEST Robert Rein'l.............................................................................................................................................49 CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE MORAL PHILOSOPHY, Takeo Iwasaki..............................69BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................77BOOKS RECEIVEI)...................................................................................................................................88CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................91       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅵ, NUMBER 2․JULY, 1956    THE ABSOLUTE IN BRADLEY AND śAṀKARA, S. N. L. Sbrivastava...........................99CHANG TSAI'S THEORY OF MIND AND ITS METAPHYSICAL BASIS,Tang Cbűn-i............................................................................................................................................113RELATIONSHIP AND SOLITUDE IN HINDUISM AND CHRISTIANITY,Peter Munz...............................................................................................................................................137THE NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY, (Review Article) Harold E. McCartby.........................153BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................169 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................181 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................183 NEWS AND NOTES...............................................................................................................................l89       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅵ, NUMBER 3․OCTOBER, 1956   INDIA'S DEBT TO THE WEST IN PHILOSOPHY, D. M. Datta........................................195 MENCIUS AND SÜN-DZ ON HUMAN NATURE, Homer H. Dubs....................................213 THE CONVERSATIONAL TRADITION IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY, Donald HoLzman .................................................................................................................................223 EAST AND WEST IN SRI AUROBINDO'S PHILOSOPHY(Review Article), E. A. Burtt..............................................................................................................................................231 S. K. Maitra, Author's Note.................................................................................................................235 ATTIUDES, GAMES, AND INDIAN PHILOSOPHY(Comment and Discussion), Karl H. Potter.........................................................................................................................................239 TRANSLATION AND ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY : AN INTRODUCTORY STUDY (Comment and Discussion), David Wbite......................................................................247 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................257BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................275 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................277 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................282       1957A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅵ, NUMBER 4․JANUARY, 1957    SOME LOGICAL ASPECTS OF NĀGĀRJUNA'S SYSTEM, Ricbard H. Robinson.........29l NE0-CONFUCIANISM AND CHINESE SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT, Wing-tsit Cban........309 THE NATURE OF CH'AN(ZEN) BUDDHISM, Cben-cbi Cbang...........................................333BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................337 BOOKS RECEIVED................................................................................................................................366CURRENT PERIODICALS...................................................................................................................367NEWS AND NOTES.............................................................................................................................374INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................377       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅶ, NUMBERS 1 AND 2․APRIL, JULY 1957    THE THIRD EAST-WEST PHILOSOPHERS' CONFERENCE..................................................3 ACCENT OF THE WORLD'S PHILOSOPHIES, Huston Smitb.................................................7 THE MEANING OF UNWISDOM(AVIDY'Ā), Alex Wayman...................................................21VIRTUE AND FAITH : A Study of Terminology in Western Ethics, Jacob Taubes.......27DHARMA AND MOKSA, J. A. B. van Buitenen...........................................................................33DHARMA AND MOKSA, Daniel H. H. Ingalls...............................................................................41CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PHILOSOPHY (Review Article) George Boswortb Burcb.........................................................................................................................49 MORE ON THE UNREPEATABILITY OF GUNAS,(Comment and Discussioh), karl H. Potter......................................................................................57 BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................61 BOOKS RECEIVED..................................................................................................................................74 CURRENT PERIODICALS.....................................................................................................................75NEWS AND NOTES...............................................................................................................................85       1958A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅶ, NUMBERS 3 and 4․October 1957 and January 1958    SAṀKARA ON GOD, RELIGION, AND MORALITY, S. N. L. Sbrivastava.......................91TRANSFORMATION OF BUDDHISM IN CHINA, Wing-tsit Cban....................................107TRANSFORMATIONS IN BUDDHISM IN TIBET, Kennetb Cb'en....................................117 DOES SEVEN-FOLD PREDICATION EQUAL FOUR-CORNERED NEGATIONREVERSED? Arcbie J. Babm...........................................................................................................127SRI AUROBINDO AS A WORLD PHILOSOPHER, Indra Sen...............................................131BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................143 BOOKS RECEIVED................................................................................................................................165CURRENT PERIODICALS...................................................................................................................169NEWS AND NOTES.............................................................................................................................179INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................187       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅷ,NUMBERS 1 and 2․APRIL, JULY 1958    CRITIQUE OF INTUITION ACCORDING TO SCIENTIFIC EMPIRICISM Herbert Feigl..............................................................................................................................................1 CLASSICAL PHILOSOPHIES OF INDIA AND THE WEST, Kalidas Bbattacbaryya.............................................................................................................................17 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MENCIUS, Carsun Cbang....................................................................37 DHARMA AND MOKSA FROM A CONVERSATIONAL POINT OF VIEW, karl H. Potter...........................................................................................................................................49 BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................65 BOOKS RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................7lCURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................74NEWS AND NOTES................................................................................................................................85       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅷ,NUMBERS 3 and 4․OCT. 1958, JAN. 1959    MYSTICISM AND LOGIC IN SÊNG-CHO'S THOUGHT, RICHARD H. Robinson..........99MYSTICISM AND ETHICS: RADHAKRISHNAN AND SCHWEITER,Milton D. Hunnex...................................................................................................................................121RĀMĀNUJA ON CAUSALITY, Anima Sen Gupta.....................................................................137BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................165BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................172CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................174INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................185      1959A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅸ, NUMBERS l and 2․APRIL-JULY, 1959   PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE THIRD EAST-WEST PHILOSOPHERS' CONFERENCE    INTRODUCTION, Cbarles A. Moore.....................................................................................................3PHILOSOPHY AND HUMAN CONDUCT, Sidney Hook...............................................................6SOCIETAL STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES, George P. Conger...........................................8RELATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEORIES TO THE PRACTICAL AFFAIRS OF MEN, S. K. Saksena.....................................................................................................9WESTERN PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICAL AFFAIRS, Herbert W. Scbneider..............11CHINESE THEORY AND PRACTICE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HUMANISM, Wing-tsit Cban......................................................................................................l3THE RELATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY TO PRACTICAL AFFAIRS IN JAPAN, Sboson Miyamoto.........................................................................................15NATURAL MAN, PHILOSOPHY, AND BEHAVIOR, Robert ROssow, Jr............................18 SCIENTISM AND THE PROBLEM OF MAN, W. H. Werkmeister.......................................20NATURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN RELATION TO CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIAL PRACTICE IN INDIA, Stella Kramriscb..............................2lTHE STATUS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUE IN ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION, N. Bammate................................................................................................................23MODERN TREND OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION AND THE CULTURAL PECULIARITIES OF JAPAN, Hideki Yukawa..............................................................................26THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT AND METHOD IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY, Hu Sbib.........29 THE DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS OF SPIRITUAL VALUE IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY, T'ang Cbün-i...................................................................................32       1960A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅸ, NUMBERS 3 and 4․OCT. 1959, JAN. 1960    THE PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHICAL DIVERSITY, Harold E.. McCartby.......................107 VIETNAMESE HUMANISM, Nuyen Dang Tbuc.........................................................................129MKSA AS VALUE AND EXPERIENCE, David Wbite..............................................................145THEISM AND NATURALISM IN ANCIENT CHINESE PHILOSOPHY Homer H. Dubs.......................................................................................................................................163 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................173 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................18l CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................185 INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................197       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅹ, NUMBERS 1 and 2․APRIL-JULY, 1960    CREATION, ART, AND LīLĀ, Jobn F. Butler..................................................................................3THE ART OF SOCIAL RELATIONS IN CHINA, Artbur W. Hummel.................................13CURRENT WESTERN INTEREST IN ZEN, Van Meter Ames...............................................23CHINESE INTUITIONISM: A REPLY TO FEIGL ON INTUITION, Carsun Cbang(Comment and Discussion).........................................................................................35 BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................51 BOOKS RECEIVED..................................................................................................................................71 CURRENT PERIODICALS.....................................................................................................................74 NEWS AND NOTES...............................................................................................................................87      1961 A Journal of Oriental and comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅹ, NUMBERS 3 and 4․October 1960 and January 1961 ON PHILOSOPHICAL, SYNTHESIS, S. C. Cbatterjee.................................................................99THE MEANING AND SIGNIFICANCE OF SPIRITUALITY IN EUROPE AND IN INDIA, Constantin Regamey....,...................................................................................................105SRI AUROBINDO AND GREEK PHILOSOPHY, Visbwanatb prasad Varma.....................135A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TRANSLATIONS OF ZEN(CH'AN) WORKS, Rutb Fuller Sasaki.................................................................................................................................149 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................169 Books RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................177 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................180INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................189       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅺ, NUMBERS 1 and 2․April-July, 1961    PHILOSOPHY AS DISTINCT FROM RELIGION IN INDIA, Cbarles A. Moore..................3 WANG YANG-MING'S DOCTRINE OF INNATE KNOWLEDGE OF THE GOOD, Hiroyuki Iki.................................................................................................................................................27 FINDING AN ENGLISH EQUIVALENT FOR ��GUNA��, Harsb Narain.............................45 SIMILARITIES AND CONTRASTS BETWEEN CHINESE AND GREEK ATTITUDES, Rapbael Demos(Comment and Discussion)..........................................................53 FREEDOM IS UNIVERSAL, Paul K. T. Sib (Review Article)..................................................57 BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................63 BOOKS RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................73CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................75NEWS AND NOTES................................................................................................................................85       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅺ, NUMBER 3․October, 1961    THE BUDDHIST ��NOT THIS, NOT THIS,�� Alex Wayman................................................99CHINESE PHILOSOPHY IN COMMUNIST CHINA, Wing-tsit Cban..................................115REASON IN HINDU PHILOSOPHY-CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY, S. K. Maitra............................................................................................................................................125THE NYAYA-VAISESIKA DOCTRINE OF QUALITIES, S. Bbattacbaryy......................143 THE CONCEPT OF FREEDOM-AN INDIAN REACTION (Review Article), C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar.......................................................................................................................153BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................161 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................179CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................183NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................189       1962A Journal of Oriental and comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅺ, NUMBER․4 January, 1962    THE TIEN MING [HEAVENLY ORDINANCE] IN PRE-CH'IN CHINA T'ang Cbün-i .........................................................................................................................................195 THE PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ORIENTAL MANDA, Grace E. Cairns........................................................................................................................................2l9 PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF MONISTIC VEDĀNTA, George Boswortb Burcb..........................................................................................................................................................231 ARE COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST FRUITFUL FOR COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY? (COMMENT and Discussion), Laurence.......................239 APPROACHES TO THE UPANISHADS: SWAMI NIKHILANANDA'S ��THE UPANSHADS��(Review Article), Hajime Nakamura....................................................245 THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRITUAL LIFE (Review Article), Arabinda Basu...................255 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................261 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................273 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................277 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................281 INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................285       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅻ, NUMBER 1․APRIL, 1962    EXISTENTIALISM AND VEDĀNTA, Haridas Cbaudburi............................................................3MODERN HINDU EXEGESIS OF MAHĀYĀNA DOCTRINE, Agebananda Bbarati.........19 THE TIEN MING[HEAVENLY ORDINANCE] IN PRE-CH'IN CHINA Ⅱ, T'ang cbün-i..............................................................................................................................................29 DŌGEN'S ZIEN VIEW OF INTERDEPENDENCE, Norimoto Iino...........................................51 MORE ON PHILOSOPHICAL DIVERSITY(Comment and Discussion), Harold E. McCartby.................................................................................................................................59BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................71 BOOKS RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................8l CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................85 NEWS AND NOTES................................................................................................................................91       A Journal of Oriental and comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅻ, NUMBER 2․July, 1962    THE CONCEPT OF PERFECTION IN THE TEACHINGS OF KANT AND THE GĪTĀ, Balbir Singb Gaucbbwal...........................................................................................................99 THE MEANINGS OF ��THAT THOU ART,�� Anima Gupta..............................................125 THE STATUS OF THE SELF IN AUROBINDO��METAPHYSICS-AND SOME QUESTIONS, Troy Wilson Organ....................................................................................................135 A CONFLICT BETWEEN TRADITIONALISM AND RATIONALISM: A PROBLEM WITH ŚAṀKARA, Hajime Nakmura..............................................................................................153 APROPOS OF FEIGL'S CRITIQUE OF INTUITION, Kumataro Kawada...........................163 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................175 BOOKS RECEIVED................................................................................................................................18O CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................182 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................190       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅻ, NUMBER 3․OCTOBER, 1962    ON PHILOSOPHICAL SYNTHESIS, G. Y. F. Leibniz...............................................................195How BUDDHISTIC IS WANG YAN-MING? Wing-tsit Cban................................................203AGAIN, ALBERT SCHWEITZER AND INDIAN THOUGHT, A. L. Herman...................217 TENNYSON AND LAO TZU, Ricbard P. Benton........................................................................233EXISTENCE, FINITE OR INFINITE, P. T. Raju(Review Article).........................................241BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................251 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................265CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................268NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................275       1963A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME Ⅻ, NUMBER 4․January, l963    ON PHILOSOPHICAL SYNTHESIS, Sri Aurobindo.....................................................................29lTHE RIGHT TO DOUBT IN ANCIENT CHINESE THOUGHT, Hu Sbib.........................295FICHTE AND ŚAṀKARA, Leta Jane Lewis.................................................................................301KANT, HEIDEGGER, AND THE UPANISADS, Wayne McEvilly.........................................311METAPHYSICAL TENDENCIES IN MENCIUS, Vincent Y. C. Sbib...................................319THE PRACTICE OF ZEN, Paul Wienpabl (Review Article)....................................................343BOOK REVIEWS: ..................................................................................................................................357 BOOKS RECEIVED................................................................................................................................367 CURRENT PERIODICALS...................................................................................................................370 NEWS AND NOTES.............................................................................................................................376 INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................38l  A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅢ, NUMBER 1․APRIL, 1963    THE FOURTH EAST-WEST PHILOSOPHERS' CONFERENCE..............................................3BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY AND ITS EUROPEAN PARALLELS, Edward Conze...............9 THE ORIGINS AND SOCIOLOGY OF THE EARLY BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY OF MORAL DETERMINISM, V. P. Varma...................................................................................25MUSICAL ART IN EARLY CONFUCIAN PHILOSOPHY, Siu-cbi Huang...........................49 THE GUNAS OF PRAKARTI ACCORDING TO THE SĀṀKHYA PHILOSOPHY, K. B. Ramakrisbna Rao..........................................................................................................................61BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................73 BOOKS RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................83CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................87COMMUNICATIONS................................................................................................................................91       A Journal Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅢ, NUMBER 2․July, 1963    ON PHILOSOPHICAL SYNTHESIS, G. R. Malkani......................................................................99SPURIOuS PARALLELS TO BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY, Edward Conze..........................105 CAUSALITY, ETERNAL OR MOMENTARY? Winston L. King..........................................117INDIAN THOUGHT AND HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY; CONTRASTS AND PARALLELS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, Henry Wintbrop..........................................137PARADOXICAL LOGIC, Jobn Perry.................................................................................................155SOURCES OF INDIAN TRADITION(Review article), Daya Krisbna....................................159BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................167 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................175 CURRENT PERIODICALS.....................................................................................................................l79 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................185      A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅢ, NUMBER 3․OCTOBER, 1963    ON PHILOSOPHICAL SYNTHESIS, Dbirendra Moban Datta..................................................195NETI, NETI- EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE, R, T, Blackwood.....................................................................................................................................201 COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY AND SPIRITUAL VALUES: EAST AND WEST, P. T. Raju................................................................................................................................................211 DOING PHILOSOPHY AND DOING ZEN, Cbarles. Hardwick................................................227TAO: AN AGE-OLE CONCEPT IN ITS MODERN PERSPECTIVE, Arnolds Grava.....233 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................251 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................269 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................273 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................279       1964A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅢ, NUMBER 4․JANUARY, 1964    ON PHILOSOPHICAL SYNTHESIS, A. R. Wadia.......................................................................291 A COMPARISON OF CONFUCIAN PLATONIC ETHICAL VIEWS, Carsun Cbang......295 ŚŪNYAVĀDA; A REINTERPRETATION, Harsb Narain..........................................................311 THE SPHERE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF ETHICS, MORALITY, AND RELIGION IN HINDU TRADITION, Balbir Singb Gaucbbwal...........................................................................339 CONZE ON BUDDHISM AND EUROPEAN PARALLELS(Comment and Discussion), Alex Wayman.........................................................................................................................................361BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................365BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................37lCURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................375INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................381       1964A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅣ, NUMBER 1․APRIL, 1964    THE MĀDHYAMIKA PHILOSOPHY: A NEW APPROACH, R. C. Pandeya........................3CHINESE PHILOSOPHY IN MAINLAND CHINA, 1949-1963, Wing-tsit Cban..................25THE NATURALISTIC PRINCIPLE OF KARMA, Karl H. Potter............................................39MRS. RHYS DAVIDS' DIALOGUE WITH PSYCHOLOGY(1893-1924) Teresina Rowell Havens.........................................................................................................................51 MYSTICISM AND MODERN PERSPECTIVE (Review Article), Walter Houston Clark.............................................................................................................................59 THE UNDIFFERENTIATED AESTHETIC CONTINUUM(Note), F. S. C. Nortbrop.........67SWAMI VIVEKANANDA CENTENARY..........................................................................................73BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................77 BOOKS RECEIVED...................................................................................................................................85CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................87NEWS AND NOTES................................................................................................................................91       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅣ, NUMBER 2․JULY, 1964    THE WORLD AND THE INDIVIDUAL IN CHINESE METAPHYSICS, Tbomé H. Fang..........................................................................................................................................10l THE STATUS OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN INDIAN PHILOSOPHY, Kalidas Bbattacbaryya...........................................................................................................................131 THE STATUS OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN THERAVĀDA BUDDHISM,G. P. Malalasekera.................................................................................................................................145 THE WORLD AND THE INDIVIDUAL IN MAHĀYĀNA BUDDHISTPHILOSOPHY, Yosbifui Ueda ..........................................................................................................157 THE DIREMPTIVU TENDENCIES OF WESYERN PHILOSOPHY, jobn N. Findlay.....167 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................179 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................185CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................187       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅣ, NUMBERS 3 AND 4․OCTOBER, 1964    THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE WORLD IN CHINESE METHODOLOGY,T'ang Chün-i..........................................................................................................................................293 INDIAN EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE WORLD AND THE INDIVIDUAL P. T. Raju..311 CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE UNIVERSAL AMONG THE JAPANESE, Hajime Nakamura...............................................................................................333 KNOWLEDGE, SKEPTICISM, AND THE INDIVIDUAL, Harold E. McCarthy.................353BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................371 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................385CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................391NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................395       1965A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅤ, NUMBER 1․JANUARY, 1965    KARMA AS A ��CONVENIENT FICTION�� IN THE ADVAITA VEDĀNTA,Eliot S. Deutsch..........................................................................................................................................3 INDIAN ART AND LEVELS OF MEANING, A. L. Herman....................................................13ON THE ��IRRATIONALITY�� OF ZEN C. Lawson Crowe....................................................31THREE CONCEPTIONS OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY, D묨 Krishna........................................37ON THE MEANING OF YOGA, K. S. Joshi...................................................................................53THE YOGĀCĀRA IDEALISM (Review Artic1e), Alex Wayman..............................................65BooK REVIEWS........................................................................................................................................75BooKS RECEIVED....................................................................................................................................83 CURRENT PERIODICALS......................................................................................................................87 NEWS AND NOTES................................................................................................................................93       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅤ, NUMBER 2․APRIL, 1965    EUCLID AND PĀNINI, J. F. Staal......................................................................................................99 MEISTER ECKHART AND EASTERN WISDOM, Joseph Politella......................................117 ON THE MEANINGLESSNESS OF PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS, Paul Wienpahl.........................................................................................................................................135 PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE DOCTRINE OF KARMA, A. R. Wadia...145 THE IDEA OF CREATED NATURE IN T'ANG LITERATURE, Edward H. Schafer..153 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................161 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................183 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................187 NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................191       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅤ, NUMBERS 3 AND 4․JULY-OCTOBER, 1965    INQUIRIES INTO CLASSICAL CHINESE LOGIC, Chung-ying Cheng...............................195THE METHOD OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL REDUCTION AND YOGA, Ramakant sinari......................................................................................................................................217  THE DOCTRINE OF KARMA IN JAINA PHILOSOPHY, T. G. Kalghatgi.......................229 ADHYĀSA-A NON-ADVAIYIC BEGINNING IN ŚAMKARA VEDĀNTA, Daya Krishna...........................................................................................................................................43 TRADITION, PROGRESS, AND CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PHILOSOPHY, Rajendra prasad.......................................................................................................................................251 SELECTED CHRONOLOGY OF RECENT JAPANESE PHILOSOPHY(1868-1963),Dale Riepe..............................................................................................................................................259 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................285 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................301 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................305NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................309INDEX(Volume 15).................................................................................................................................317       1966A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅥ, NUMBERS 1 AND 2․JANUARY-APRIL, 1966    RADHAKRISHNAN'S SUBSTANTIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE VEDĀNTA OF ŚAṀKARA, Ram Pratap Singh.....................................................................................................5 KEATS AND ZEN, Richard P. Benton...............................................................................................33THIS THING COULD GO THAT WAY, Robert S. Anderson..................................................49HOCKING AND INDIA, Leroy S. Rouner.........................................................................................59THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ORIENTATIONS OF NE0-VEDĀNTISM, Shadi Lal Malhotra.............................................................................................................................................67COMMENT AND DISCUSSION...........................................................................................................81 BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................89 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................101 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................105       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅥ, NUMBERS 3 AND 4․JULY-OCTOBER, 1966    THE ��CRISIS�� OF MÀDHYAMIKA AND INDIAN PHILOSOPHY TODAY, Raymond Panikkar..................................................................................................................................117 THE PLACE AND FUNCTION OF DOUBT IN THE PHILOSOPHIES OF DESCARTES AND AL-GHAZĀLĪ Sami M. Najm....................................................................133 THE METAPHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS OF HINDU ETHICS AND RELIGION, Balbirr Singh Gauchhwal.....................................................................................................................143 CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN WOMAN AND NATURE IN INDIAN THOUGHT, Shrirama Indradeva.......................................................................................................161 JEN: AN EXISTENTIAL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF INTER-SUBJECTIVITY, Hwa Yol Jung.......................................................................................169 A NEW INTERPRETATION OF INDIAN ATHEISM L. R. Joshi........................................189THE LOGIC OF THE ONE-MIND DOCTRINE, David Drake................................................207MYSTICAL REALISM IN THE THOUGHT OF SARVEPALLI RADHA-KRISHNAN,Quinter M. Lyon.....................................................................................................................................221 A CRITICAL NOTE ON POTTER'S INTERPRETATION OF KARMA(Comment and Discussion), Donald Walhout................................................................................235 THE SUBJECT AS FREEDOM(Review Artic1e), Mark Shapiro............................................239 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................249 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................255CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................261INDEX.....................................................................................................................................................269       1967A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅦ, NUMBERS 1-4․JANUARY-OCTOBER, 1967    TRIBUTES TO CHARLES A. MOORE AS PHILOSOPHER, TEACHER, COLLEAGUEEDITOR, AND CONFERENCE DIRECTOR, Winfield E. Nagley John M. Koller, S. K.Saksena, Kenneth K. Inada, and Abraham Kaplan...........................................................................7 NE0-CONFUCIANISM: NEW IDEAS IN OLD TERMINOLOGY, Wing-tsit Chan............15 CH'AN BUDDHISM: LOGICAL AND ILLOGICAL, Chung-yuan chang................................37PHILOSOPHY AND COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY, N. K. Devaraja..................................51 BHĀSKARA THE VEDĀNTIN, Daniel H. H. Ingalls...................................................................61THE LOGIC OF FOUR ALTERNATIVES, K. N. Jayatilleke....................................................69 ��TRANSFERENCE OF MERIT�� IN CEYLONESE BUDDHISM, G. P. Malalasekera...85 ZEN-AND SOME COMMENTS ON A MONDO, Harold E. McCarthy.................................91 METAPHYSICAL DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL DISPOSITION: A CASE STUDY IN PHILOSOPHIC DIFFERENCE, Sterling M. McMurrin..........................................................97 INTERRELATIONAL EXISTENCE, Hajime Nakamura..............................................................107 FREEDOM AND DETERMINISM FROM AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE,Karl H. Potter.........................................................................................................................................113THE INDIAN INFLUENCE IN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY: EMERSON To MOORE, Dale Riepe..............................................................................................................................125THE CLASSICAL INDIAN AXIOMATIC, Richard H. Robinson.............................................139 TWO MAIN STREAMS OF THOUGHT IN YOGĀCĀRA PHILOSOPHY, Yoshifume Ueda.....................................................................................................................................155 TIBETAN BUDDHISM: A PERSPECTIVE, William S. Weedon............................................167 BIBLIOGRAPHY.....................................................................................................................................173THE PUBLICATIONS OF CHARLES A. MOORE, Beatrice T. Yamasaki       1968A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅥⅡ, NUMBERS 1 AND 2․JANUARY-APRIL, 1968    BUDDHIST THEORY OF MEANING (APOHA) AND NEGATIVE STATEMENTS,Dhirendra Sharma.......................................................................................................................................3 ARJUNA AND HAMLET: Two MORAL DILEMMAS, Alur Janaki Ram............................11THE CREATIVE TENSION BETWEEN JÊN AND LI, Wei-ming Tu..................................29THE ULTIMATE GROUND OF BUDDHIST PURIFICATION, Kenneth K. Inada............41 INFLUENCE OF THE WESTERN TRADITION ON GHANDIAN DOCTRINE, V. V. Ramana Murti................................................................................................................................55 JAYATILLEKE ON A CONCEPT OF MEANINGLESSNESS IN THE PĀLINIKĀYAS, George chatalian.................................................................................................................67 CRITICISM AND DISCUSSION............................................................................................................77LIBERATION: THE AVOWED GOAL OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY, K. S. Joshi;NATURALISM AND KARMA: A REPLY, Karl H. Potter. FEATURE BOOK REVIEW...................................................................................................................85BOOK REVIEWS.......................................................................................................................................93BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................111CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................117NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................119       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅥⅡ, NUMBER 3․JULY, 1968    THE HUMAN LIFE CYCLE: THE TRADITIONAL HINDU VIEW AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ERIK ERIKSON, Sudhir Kakar ................................................................127SYNCHRONICITY AND THE I CHING, Wayne McEvilly......................................................137 GAṄGEŚA ON THE CONCEPT OF UNIVERSAL PROPERTY(KEVAL‎ĀNVAYIN),B. K. Matilal..........................................................................................................................................151 THE IMPACT OF EARLY BUDDHISM ON HINDU THOUGHT (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE BHAGAVADĪTĀ), K. N. Upadhaya................163CONFUCIUS AND THE PROBLEM OF NATURALNESS, Joel J. Kupperman................175 COMMENT AND DISCUSSION.........................................................................................................187 THE DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION OF CONFUCIANISM (Review Article), Michael Gasster.....................................................................................................................................205 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................215 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................233 CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................237NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................239       A Journal of Oriental and Comparative Thought VOLUME ⅩⅥⅡ, NUMBER 4․OCTOBER, 1968    Each of the articles published in this issue was presented at, or prepared for, the 27th international Congress of Orientalists, held in Ann Arbor, Michigan August 13-19, 1967. CHANG TSAI'S CONCEPT OF CH'I, Siu-chi Huang...............................................................247 SOMATISM: A BASIC CONCEPT IN INDIA's PHILOSOPHICAL SPECULATIONS,Arnold Kunst............................................................................................................................................261 MORAL AND LEGAL JUDGMENT INDEPENDENT OF REVELATION Malcolm H. Kerr.....................................................................................................................................277 THE COMPARATIVE PHENOMENOLOGY OF JAPANESE PAINTING AND ZENBUDDHISM, Herbert A. Davidson...................................................................................................285 ARGUMENTS FROM THE CONCEPT OF PARTICULARIZATION IN ARABICPHILOSOPHY, Herbert A. Davidson .............................................................................................299 COMMENT AND DISCUSSION.........................................................................................................315 INDIAN THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE AND TRUTH(Review Article), Bimal Krishna Matilal .........................................................................................................................321 BOOK REVIEWS.....................................................................................................................................335 BOOKS RECEIVED.................................................................................................................................345CURRENT PERIODICALS....................................................................................................................349NEWS AND NOTES..............................................................................................................................351INDEX TO VOLUME EIGHTEEN....................................................................................................357       1969Volume ⅩⅨ, No.1 January 1969    Articles On the consciousness and 1anguage of art Albert Hofstadter......................................................3 The possibility of Orienta1 influence in Hume's phi1osophy Nolan Pliny Jacobson...........17 The centra1 prob1em of Indian metaphysics R. K. Tripathi.......................................................39 C1assical Sāmkhya and the phenomenologica1 onto1ogy of Jean-Paul Sartre Gerald J. Larson.....................................................................................................................................45 A pragmatist critique of Jaina re1ativism Ramakant sinari.........................................................59    Comment and DiscussionA Buddhist tract on empiricism D. J. Kalupahana..........................................................................65 Feature Book Review K. N. Jayatilleke, Early Buddhist Theory of Know1edge Richard H. Robinson...................69 Book Reviews...........................................................................................................................................83 Researcb in Progress...............................................................................................................................97Books Received.....................................................................................................................................109 Current Periodicals................................................................................................................................111News and Note.......................................................................................................................................113       Volume ⅩⅨ, No. 2 April 1969ON VIOLENCE AND NONVIOLENCE EAST AND WEST    Editor's Introduction..............................................................................................................................121    Articles Satyagraha: A new Indian word for some o1d ways of western thinking A. L. Herman..........................................................................................................................................123 Vio1ence: A christian perspective Rev. Peter J. Riga..................................................................143 The inescapab1e ambiguity of nonvio1ence John E. Smith.......................................................155The Bhagavad Gīyā on war and peace K. N. Upadhyaya.........................................................159The distinctiveness of satyagraha H. J. N. Horsburgh...............................................................171 Civilian defense and the inhibition of vio1ence Adam Roberts.................................................181 Book Reviews........................................................................................................................................195 Books Received.....................................................................................................................................205 Current Periodicals................................................................................................................................209News and Notes.....................................................................................................................................211       Volume ⅩⅨ, No. 3 July 1969    Symposium on Aestbetics East and West Welcome Robert H. Hiatt.......................................................................................................................217 Introduction to Symposium Eliot Deutsch........................................................................................219 The poem is not a symbo1 Albert Hofstadter...............................................................................221 On the nature and function of symbo1ism in western and Orienta1 music William P. Malm.....................................................................................................................................235 On William P. Ma1m's ��on the nature and function of symbo1ism in western and Oriental music��Barbare B. Smith....................................................................................................................................247Lee Winters............................................................................................................................................251 Peter Crossley-Holland.........................................................................................................................253Albert Hofstadter...................................................................................................................................258 On the uses of symbo1ism in sculpture and painting stephen C. Pepper............................265 On Stephen C. pepper's ��on the uses of symbolism in sculpture and painting��Chung-yuan Chang................................................................................................................................279Prithwish Neogy.....................................................................................................................................284Leslie B. Nerio.......................................................................................................................................286David Wieck...........................................................................................................................................290 Japanese aesthetics Donald keene.......................................................................................................293 On Donald Keene's ��Japanese aesthetics�� Earle Ernst...........................................................307Harold E. McCarthy.................................................................................................................................310V. H. Viglielmo.........................................................................................................................................317 Stephen C. Pepper....................................................................................................................................323 Aesthetic symbols David Wieck..........................................................................................................327 On David Wieck 's ��Aesthetic symbols�� Donald Keene........................................................343Winfield E. Nagley...................................................................................................................................345 Tentative conclusions and unresolved problems Eliot Deutsch.................................................349Books Received..........................................................................................................................................353News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................355       Volume ⅩⅨ, No. 4 October 1969   Articles The anattā doctrine and personaI identity Richard Taylor........................................................359 Neo-Confucianism and wen-jen aesthetic theory David E. Mungello....................................367 The meaning of 'real' in Advaita Vedānta Richard Brooks......................................................385 Hsiung Shih-li's theory of causation Shu-hsien Liu...................................................................399 The range of Nishida's ear1y re1igious thought: Zen no kenkyū David Dilworth...........409 Chinese language and chinese thought Joseph S. Wu.................................................................423   Comment and Discussion The Aitareya Brāhmaṇa and the Republic S. G. Sathaye..........................................................435A refutation of the Sāṁkhya theory in the Yogācārabhūmi Esho Mikogami.....................443 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................449 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................473 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................475News and Notes........................................................................................................................................477 Index to Volume Nineteen.....................................................................................................................481       1970Volume ⅩⅩ, No. 1 January 1970 Articles The ancient Zen master as clown-figure and comic midwife M. Conrad Hyers...................3 Phenomenlogical reduction and yogic meditation R. Puligandla.................................................19 Nishida's ear1y pantheistic voluntarism David Dilworth..............................................................35 The concept of the self in the Upaniṣads: Its origin and symbolsRobert W. Luyster......................................................................................................................................51 Is Zen Buddhism a philosophy? Henty Rosemont, Jr....................................................................63 Social progress and holism in T. M. P. Mahadevan's philosophy of historyGracg E. Cairns...........................................................................................................................................73    Review Article Phi1osophica1 anthropology in contemporary thought Calvin O. Schrag.................................83 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................91 Books Received............................................................................................................................................99 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................101News and Notes........................................................................................................................................103       Volume ⅩⅩ, No. 2 April 1970    Articles The meaning is the use: kōan and mondō as linguuistic tools of the Zen masters Henry Rosemont, Jr.................................................................................................................................109 Diṅnāga's theory of immaterialism D. J. Kalupahana..................................................................121 Contemporary relevance of Advaita Vedānta N. K. Devaraja...................................................129 Logic and ontology in the Chih Wu Lun of Kung-sun Lung Tzu Chung-yingCheng and Richard H. Swain...............................................................................................................137 Buddhism, modernization, and science Nolan Pliny Jacobson....................................................155    Comment and Discussion Walt Whitman and the doctrine of karman Om Prakash Sharma...........................................169    Feature Book Reviews Charles A. Moore, ed., The Japanese Mind Minoru Kiyota.......................................................175 Charles A. Moore, ed., The Indian Mind Richard H. Robinson................................................183 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................195 Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................205Books Received..........................................................................................................................................209 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................213       Volume ⅩⅩ, No. 3 July 1970    Heidegger and Eastern Thought Introduction to the symposium reading of letter from Martin Heidegger WinfieldE. Nagley.....................................................................................................................................................221Welcome Harlan Cleveland....................................................................................................................223 Splendor of the simple J. Glenn Gray...............................................................................................227Commentary Chung-yuan Chang........................................................................................................241 Martin Heidegger and the East Elisabeth Feist Hirsch..............................................................247Commentary Donald W. Mitchell........................................................................................................265 Heidegger and Buddhism Takeshi Umehare....................................................................................271Commentary Joan Stambaugh..............................................................................................................283 Heidegger on repetition and historical understanding Calvin O. Schrag...............................287Commentary Zygmunt Adamczewski.................................................................................................297 Heidegger and the comparison of Indian and Western philosophy J. L. Mehta.................303 Commentary Eliot Deutsch....................................................................................................................319Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................323 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................335 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................337News and Notes........................................................................................................................................339       Volume ⅩⅩ, No. 4 October 1970    Articles Buddhism and revolution R. Puligandla and K. Puhaka..............................................................345 Nishida's final essay: The logic of place and a religious world-view Dilworth................355    A DIALOGUE ON TRUTH On truth: A Catholic perspective Rev. Peter J. Riga...................................................................369On truth: A Hindu perspective K. L. Seshagiri Rao....................................................................377Report of the Fifth East-West Philosophers' Conference James C. Manley.......................383   Critical Studies MOU Tsung-san, Hsin-t'i Yü Hsing-t'i Shu-hsien Liu............................................................419 Wing-tsit Chan, trans., Reflections on Things at Hand: The Neo-Confucian AnthologyChung-ying Cheng...................................................................................................................................423 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................429 Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................439 Researcb in Progress...............................................................................................................................441Books Received..........................................................................................................................................451 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................455News and Notes........................................................................................................................................457 Index to Volume Twenty.......................................................................................................................461       1971 Volume ⅩⅪ, No. 1 January 1971    Article Leibniz's interpretation of Neo-Confucianism David E. Mungello...............................................3Analysis in Theravāda Buddhism Donald W. Mitchell..................................................................23Zen and ethics: Dōgen's synthesis Douglas A. Fox......................................................................33Human perfection in the Bhagavadgītā David White.....................................................................43 The relationship between nirvāṇa and samsāra: An essay on the evo1ution of Buddhistethics George Rupp....................................................................................................................................55   THE CONFUCIAN CONCEFT OF MAN The Confucian concept of Man: The original formulation W. Scott Morton.........................69 The N대-confucian concept of Man Wei-ming Tu........................................................................79 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................89 Book Received............................................................................................................................................101 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................105News and Notes........................................................................................................................................107       Volume ⅩⅪ, No.2 April 1971    ArticlesCONFUCIANISM : RELIGION AND ETHICS Dialectic of Confucian morality and metaphysics of man Chung-ying cheng.....................111 Reflections on the structure of Confucian ethics Antonio S. Cua...........................................125The moral point of view of Chang Tsai Siu-Chi Huang...........................................................141 The religious impoit of Confucian phi1osophy: Its traditiona1 outlook and contemporary significance Shu-hsien Liu....................................................................................................................157 Socrates and Confucius: Mora1 agents or mora1 phi1osophers? G. H. Mahood.................177Confucius and the nature of re1igious ethics Joel J. Kupperman............................................189    IN MEMORIAM Memorial tribute to late Professor K. N. Jayatilleke M. W. Padmasiri de Silva...............195    Review ArticcleOn reappraising ancient Chinese philosophy (a review of Donald J. Munro's The Concept of Man in Early China) Henry Rosemont, Jr.....................................................203Books Reviews..........................................................................................................................................219 Book Received............................................................................................................................................229 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................231News and Note.........................................................................................................................................233       Volume ⅩⅪ, No.3 July 1971    Articles The Buddhist-Humean parallels: Postmortem L. stafford Betty...............................................237 Theory and practice in Indian thought: Husserl's observations Debabrata sinha..............255 Indian theodicy: Śaṁkara and Rāmānuja on Brahma Sutra II. 1. 32-36 A. L. Herman..265 The philosophy of renunciation East and West Erling Skorpen..............................................283 Whitehead's ��actua1 entity�� and the Buddha's anātman Kenneth K. Inada...................303    Comment and Discussion Was early Buddhism influenced by the Upaniṣads? Pratap Chandra.....................................317 The unfounded austerity: Upaniṣadic monachism Ian Watson.................................................325 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................331 Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................351 On Museums and Philosophers Donald J. Munro..........................................................................351A Rep1y to Mr. Munro Henry Rosemont, Jr..................................................................................353Books Received..........................................................................................................................................359 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................361News and Notes........................................................................................................................................363       Volume ⅩⅪ, No.4 October 1971    Symposium on Law and Morality East and WestWelcome Harlan Cleveland....................................................................................................................369 Introduction Winfield E. Nagley...........................................................................................................373 Private Right and the Limits of Law Martin Golding.................................................................375Commentary Lenn Evan Goodman.....................................................................................................389 Law and Morality: Communist Theory and Communist Practice Alice Erh-Soon Tay..395 Commentary Frederic L. Bender..........................................................................................................411 Guit and suffering Herbert Morris.....................................................................................................419Commentary Edward D. Harter...........................................................................................................435 Law and Morality: Some Reflections on the chinese Experience Past and PresentHerbert H. P. Ma...................................................................................................................................443Commentary Chung-ying Cheng.........................................................................................................461 Hinduism, Secularism, and the Indian Judiciary Marc Galanter...............................................467 Commentary J. L. Mehta.......................................................................................................................489 Some Reflections on Law and Mora1ity in Contemporary Societies Takeyoshi Kawashima............................................................................................................................493 Commentary Robert J. L. Mehta.........................................................................................................505 Workshop on ��Privacy�� Ronald Moore.........................................................................................513 Conclusions and Problems Ronald Moore.........................................................................................521 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................531 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................533Index.............................................................................................................................................................535       1972Volume ⅩⅫ, No.1 January 1972    Articles The philosophy and yoga of Sri Aurobindo Haridas Chaudhury................................................5AND The experiential basis of Sri Aurobindo's integra1 yoga Robert A. M. McDermott.........15 The Law of karman and the historical dimension of man Raymond panikkar.....................25 The Confucian approach to the prob1em of transcendence and immanenceShu-hsien-Liu..............................................................................................................................................45 Conditions for meaningfu1 comparative phi1osophy seyyed Hossein Nasr.............................53 Wang Yang-ming: A biography Wing-tsit Chan............................................................................63 Wang Yang-ming: Western studies and an annotated bilbiography Wing-tsit Chan.........75    Comment and Discussion On a mistranslation of the terms viśeṣya and prakāra Hiranmoy Banerjee..........................93 The doctrine of stages in Indian thought: With special reference to K. C. Bhattacharya Arthur L. Herman..............................................................................................97 Books Reviews..........................................................................................................................................105 Book Received...........................................................................................................................................119 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................121News and Notes........................................................................................................................................123       Volume ⅩⅫ, No.2 April 1972 Special Issue: On Dharma and Li   ArticlesIntroduction Robert A. McDermott.....................................................................................................127 Dharma: An expression‎ of universal order John M. Koller.......................................................131The trimurti of dharma in Indian thought: Paradox or contradiction Gerald J. Larson...145 Dharma as an ethica1 category re1ating to freedom and responsibi1ity Austin B. Creel..........................................................................................................................................155 Freedom and moral responsibility in Confucian ethics Chad Hansen...................................169 Li as a process of li humanization Wei-ming Tu........................................................................187 The civil status of li in classical Confucianism Robert M. Gimello.....................................203 Ro1e and ru1e in Oriental thought: Some metareflections on dharma and li Arthur C. Danto........................................................................................................................................213    Review ArticleA review of The Navya-Nyāya Doctrine of Negation: The Semantics and Ontology of Negative Statements in Navya-Nyāya Philosophy, by Bimal Krishna Irving M. Copi.........................................................................................................................................221 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................227 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................239 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................241News and Notes........................................................................................................................................243       Vo1ume ⅩⅫ, No.3 July 1972    Vasubarndhu's Karmasiddhiprakarana and the problem of the highest meditations Stefan Anacker..........................................................................................................................................247 Early trends in the Indian understanding of man R. V. De Smet..........................................259 On yi as a universal principle of specific app1ication in Confucian morality chung-ying cheng.....................................................................................................................................269 The phenomenological attitude in the Śaṁkara Vedānta Ramakant Sinari..........................281Memorial tribute to Richard Hugh Robinson Douglas Dunsmore Daye................................291    Unpublished papers of Rjchard H. Robinson Some Buddhist and Hindu concepts of intellect-will Richard H. Robinson........................299 Some methodological approaches to the unexplained points Richard H. Robinson............309 Did Nagarjuna really refute all philosophical views? Richard H. Robinson........................325 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................333 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................343Current Periodical.....................................................................................................................................347 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................349       Volume ⅩⅫ, No.4 October 1972    Two types of saving know1edge in the pāli suttas Donald K. Swearer..............................355 The Ch'ōndogyo concept of the origin of man Yong Choon Kim..........................................373 The aesthetics philosophy of Ts'ai Yuan-p'ei William J. Duiker...........................................385 The meaning of Vairocana in Hua-yen Buddhism Francis H. Cook......................................403 A phi1osophic analysis of the Confucian approach to ethics Shu-hsien Liu.......................417    A TRIBUTE TO EDWIN A. BURTT ON THE OCCASION OF HIS EIGHTIETHBIRTHDAY My path to philosophy Edwin A. Burtt...........................................................................................429 Man's Western way: An essay on reason and the given Huston Smith.............................441 Edwin A. Burtt: Bibliography Elsie Myers Stainton....................................................................461   Comment and Criticism On the significance of the question: Did china have science? David E. Mungello............467 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................479 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................489 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................493News and Notes........................................................................................................................................495Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................497Index.............................................................................................................................................................499       1973Volume ⅩⅩⅢ, No.1 and 2 January and April 1973    Proceedings of East-West Philosophers' Conference on Wang Yang-ming :A Comparative Study.................................................................................................................................3Opening Remarks Beatrice Yamasaki....................................................................................................7    Articles Chan Jo-shui's influence on Wang Yang-ming Wing-tsit Chan................................................9 ��The essential source of identity�� in Wang Lung-ch'i's philosophy Chung-yuan Chang....................................................................................................................................31 Unity and creativity in Wang Yang-ming's philosophy of mind Chung-ying Cheng........49 The essence of Wang Yang-ming's phi1osophy in a historical perspectiveThomé Fang.................................................................................................................................................73 Late Ming criticism of Wang Yang-ming: The case of Wang Fu-chih Ian McMorran...91 The immediate successor of Wang Yang-ming: Wang Lung-hsi andhis theory of ssu-wu Mou Tsung-san.............................................................................................103 Moral decision in wang Yang-ming: The problem of Chinese ��existentialism��David S. Nivison.......................................................................................................................................121 The Chu Hsi and Wang Yang-ming schools at the end of the Ming and Tokugawa periods Takehiko Okada...................................................................................................139 The criticisms of Wang Yang-ming's teachings as raised by his contemporaries T'ang Chün-i.............................................................................................................................................163 Subjectivity and ontological reality-An interpretation of Wang Yang-ming's mode of thinking Wei-ming Tu..........................................................................................................187    Reports Report on the panel discussion: ��Wang Yang-ming and Western thought�� RonaldMoore............................................................................................................................................................207 Report on the panel discussion: Wang Yang-ming and Japanese culture Ronald Moore.............................................................................................................................................217    special FeatureIntellectual movements since the teachings of Wang Yang-ming: Para1lel butnonconcurrent developments Nelson I. Wu......................................................................................225 Closing remarks to participants Eliot Deutsch...............................................................................237Glossary.......................................................................................................................................................239       Volume ⅩⅩⅢ, No.3 July 1973 Philosophy and Revolution    ArticlesThe ethics of moral coercion: Gandhi and po1itical revolution Frederick J. Streng........283 The concept of revolution Daya Krishna.........................................................................................291 Marxism East and West: Lenin's revisions of orthodox Marxism and their significance for non-western revolution Frederic L. Bender.....................................................299 Philosophy and revolution: The text, the context, and the texture R. Panikkar...............315 Philosophy and revolution: Confucianism and pragmatism Joseph S. Wu...........................323 Revolutionary praxis and comparative philosophy Gerald James Larson.............................333 Direct sensory awareness: A Tibetan view and a medieval counterpart A. Charlene McDermott..........................................................................................................................343 Emptiness and mora1 perfection Luis O. Gómez...........................................................................361 Morality or beyond: The Neo-Confucian confrontation with Māhāyana Buddhim Charles Wei-hsun Fu..............................................................................................................................375 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................397    Correspondence Letter to the Editor Nathan Sivin.......................................................................................................413 Author's Reply David E. Mungello....................................................................................................417       Volume ⅩⅩⅢ, No.4 October 1973    ArticlesControl and freedom: The structure of Buddhist meditation in the Pāli suttas DonaldK. Swearer..................................................................................................................................................435 The meaning of te in the Tao Te Ching: An examination of the concept of nature in Chinese Taoism Ellen Marie Chen..................................................................................457 Wittgenstein and Zen Buddhism H. Hudson...................................................................................471 How did a Neo-Confucian school become the state orthodoxy? James T. C. Liu...........483 The task of relevance: Aurobindo's synthesis of re1igion and po1itics DavidL. Johnson...................................................................................................................................................507    Comment and DiscussionThe meeting of East and West in Coomaraswamy and Radhakrishnan Kenneth R. Stunkel..........................................................................................................................................................517    Review ArticlesA review of Buddhist Formal Logic, by R. S. Y. Chi Douglas D. Daye.............................525 A review of Indian Buddhism, by A. K. Warder Patricia E. Bjaaland and Arthur Lederman.......................................................................................................................................537 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................545 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................559 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................561News and Notes........................................................................................................................................563Index.............................................................................................................................................................567       1974Volume ⅩⅩⅣ, No.1 January 1974    Articles Watsuji Tetsurō(1889-1960): Cultural phenomenologist and ethician David Dilworth..........3 Algebraic and geometric logic Ter Ellingson-Waugh....................................................................23 The sources for śakti in Abhinavagupta's Kāsmīr Śaivism: A linguistic and aesthetic category Gerold James Larson.............................................................................................41 Language and the formulation of a philosophical vision Frederick J. Streng.......................57 The problem of philosophical reconception in the thought of K. C. Bhattacharyya J. L. Mehta...................................................................................................................................................59 On representing abstractions in archaic Chinese Henry Rosemont, Jr.....................................71 Commentary on J. L. Mehta's article John E. Smith....................................................................89 Commentary of Henry Rosemont, Jr.'s article John E. Smith....................................................95    Review Article A review of The Religious Life of Man, Frederick J. streng, series Editor Thomas Berry..............................................................................................................................................99 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................111 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................115       Volume ⅩⅩⅣ, No.2 April 1974Time and Temporality   Articles An introductory note on time and temporality Wei-ming Tu.................................................119 Time and temporality Richard McKeon............................................................................................123Time, Finitude, and fina1ity Joan Stambaugh................................................................................129 Time and the timeless in Greek thought David A. Kolb...........................................................137Time and tempora1ity: The Chinese perspective Shu-hsien Liu.............................................145 Greek and Chinese views on time and the timeless Chung-ying Cheng.............................155 Toward a typology of time and tempora1ity in the ancient Indian tradition Raimundo Panikkar.................................................................................................................................161 Time and history in the Indian tradition R. Puligandla..............................................................165 Time and tempora1ity-A Buddhist approach Kenneth K. Inada..............................................171 The Buddhist conception of time and tempora1ity David J. Kalupahana..............................181 The Sautrāntika arguments against the traikālyavāda in the light of the contemporary tense revo1ution A. Charlene Mc-Dermott...........................................................193 On Buddhist views of devouring time John M. Koller...............................................................201 Discussion of time in Mahāyāna texts Lewis R. Lancaster......................................................209 Buddhism and historica1 thought in Japan before 1221 Delmer Brown................................215 Creationism and emanationism : A problem in Radhakrishnan's philosophy Leroy S. Rouner........................................................................................................................................227   ResponseDescription or advocacy in understanding the Religious Life of Man series Thomas Berry............................................................................................................................................239Books Received..........................................................................................................................................245       Volume ⅩⅩⅣ, No.3 July 1974    The Development of Logic: East and West....................................................................................249    Articles We1come Frederic L. Bender................................................................................................................251 Subject and predicate in Western 1ogic Jean van Heijenoort...................................................253 Marginalia on van Heijenort's ��Subject and predicate��(from an Indological and a��Lagadogica1��point of view) Charlene McDermott..............269 Logic and onto1ogy J. M. Bochenski.................................................................................................275 Topics on being and logica1 reasoning Richard S. Y. Chi........................................................293Concerning the materialistic dia1ectic Hao Wang........................................................................301 On Marxit dialectics: Comments on Hao Wang's article Bimal Krishna Matilal...............321Some features of Navya-Nyāya logic Sibajiban Bhattacharyya...............................................329On the realistic proclivities of Navya-Nyāya as exp1icated by BhattarcharyyaKarl H. Potter............................................................................................................................................343 An examp1e of Japanese rationalism Takehiro Sueki..................................................................349 Japanese rationalism, Mādhyamika, and some uses of forma1ism Douglas Dunsmore Daye.........................................................................................................................................363 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................369 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................379 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................381 News and Note..........................................................................................................................................383      Volume ⅩⅩⅣ, No.4 October 1974    ArticlesTwo traditions of India-Truth and silence Alex Wayman.........................................................389 CandrakĪrti's critique of Vijñānavāda Robert F. Olson...............................................................405Skill-in-means and the Buddhism of Tao-sheng: A study of a chinese reaction to Mahāyāna of the fifth century David C. Yu.............................................................................413 The nature and status of moral behavior in Zen Buddhist tradition A. D. Brear.............429 Excursion into substance and function: The development of the t'i-yung paradigm in Chu Hsi David Gedalecia..................................................................................................................443    Book Reviews..........................................................................................................................................453 Correspondence-Letters to the Editor................................................................................................467Books Received..........................................................................................................................................471 Current periodicals....................................................................................................................................473News and Notes........................................................................................................................................474       1975Volume ⅩⅩⅤ, No.1 January 1975    The Problem of Causation: East and West Articles Practical causation and Confucian ethics A. S. Cual.......................................................................1Footnote on Cua on practical causation Ronald Burr.....................................................................11Causality: Confucianism and pragmatism Joseph S. Wu..............................................................13Chinese theories of causation-Commentary Ronald Burr..............................................................23The notion of satkārya in Sāṃkhya: Toward a philosophical reconstructionGerald J. Larson........................................................................................................................................31Causality in the Nyāya-Vaśeṣika school Bimal Krishna Matilal................................................41 Samkara's critique of Sāṃkhyan causality in the Brahmasūtra-bhāṣya FrankPodgorski....................................................................................................................................................49Commentary on Gerald J. Larson's ��The notion of satkārya��and Frank Podgorski's ��SamKara's critique of Sāṃkhyan causality in the Brahmasūtra-bhāṣya Bhagwan B. Singh..........................................................................................59 Formal aspects of causality Ashok Kumar Gangdean...................................................................65 Reflections on the attention given to mental construction in the Indian Buddhist analysis of causality Frederick Streng..............................................................................................71 Some aspects of the free-will question in the Nikāyas Luis O. Gómez.................................81Discussion of Frederick Streng's ��Reflections on the attention given to mental construction in Indian Buddhist analysis of causality�� and Luis O. Gómez'��Some aspects of the free-will question in the Nikāyas��Alex Wayman..........................91Reflexivity and metalanguage games in Buddhist causality Douglas D. Daye.....................95Buddhist theories of causation-Commentary Donald W. Mitchell............................................101Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................107Books Received..........................................................................................................................................117 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................121 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................123      1975Volume ⅩⅩⅤ, No.2 April 1975    Articles Chu Hsi's appraisal of Lao Tzu Wing-tsit Chan..........................................................................131A European Buddhism A. M. Frazier................................................................................................145The reexamination of dharma in Hindu ethics Austin B. Creel...............................................161Symbolism and death in Jung and Zen Buddhism John Steffney...........................................175   Critical Discussion Anayyā-A reply to Richard Taylor Tyson Anderson.................................................................187   Feature Review Articles T'an Ching(Platform Scripture) Carl Bielefeldt and Lewis Lancaster....................................197Indian spirituality in the west: A bibliographical mapping Robet A. McDermott..............213Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................241 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................249Current periodicals....................................................................................................................................253 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................255       Volume ⅩⅩⅤ, No.3 July 1975    Articles The efficacy of uselesness: A chuang-tzu motif John S. Major.............................................265Nāgārjuna and analytic philosophy Ives Waldo.............................................................................281   Symposilm: Existence: An East-West Dialogue Introduction Robert A. McDermott.....................................................................................................291The concept of the world in ŚaṁKara: A reply to Milton K. Munitz Edith Wyschogrod................................................................................................................................................301MunitZ��concept of the world.....A Buddhist response Kenneth K. Inada.............................309Confucian vision and experience of the world A. S. Cua..........................................................319Approaches to existence Milton K. Munitz.....................................................................................335 Reply to ��Approaches to existence�� Edith Wyschogrod.........................................................347A rejoinder to Munitz Kenneth K. Inada.........................................................................................351A reply to Munitz A. S. Cua...............................................................................................................353   Comment and CriticismOn logic and ��Algebraic and geometric logic�� Douglas Dunsmore Daye.........................357Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................365 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................375 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................379News and Notes........................................................................................................................................381       Volume ⅩⅩⅤ, No.4 October 1975    Editor's Note..............................................................................................................................................387 Editorial: Twenty-five years of Philosophy East and West-and the future........................389   Mahāyāna Buddhism and WhiteheadIntroduction: Conference on ��Mahāyāna Buddhism and Whitehead��Jay McDaniel and John B. Cobb, Jr...........................................................................................................393Whitehead's differences from Buddhism Charles Hartshorne....................................................407Mahāyāna Buddhism and Whitehead-A view by a lay student of Whitehead's philosophy Masao Abe............................................................................................................................415 Metaphysics, negative dialectic, and the expression‎ of the inexpressible Frederick J. Streng.................................................................................................................................429Whitehead, Mādhyamika, and the Prajñāpāramitā Robert F. Olson........................................449The metaphysics of Buddhist experience and the Whiteheadian encounter Kenneth K. lnada....................................................................................................................................465 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................489Books Received..........................................................................................................................................497 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................499Twenty-five Year Index........................................................................................................................501      1976Volume ⅩⅩⅥ, No. 1 January l976    Articles Model of causality in Chinese philosophy: A comparative study Chung-ying Cheng..........3 Systems philosophy as a hermeneutic for Buddhist teachings Joanna Rogers Macy.........21 Polarity, a neglected insight in Indian philosophy Troy Organ..................................................33 Wang An-shih and the Confucian ideal of��inner․sageliness��Winston W. Lo.................41 The paradox of Buddhist wisdom Donald W. Mitchell.................................................................55    Comment and Discussion A note on the abādhitārthaviṣayam jnānam Bijayananda Kar....................................................69 Anātman, anirvacanīyakhyāti and Advaita: A reexamination Srinivasa Rao..........................71    Review Article Transformational Thinking as Philosophy-a review of The Sage and Society: The Life and Thought of Hsin-yin by Ronald G. Dimberg-Wei-ming Tu...........................75 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................81 Correspondence............................................................................................................................................90 Research in Progress.................................................................................................................................91 SACP Membership List............................................................................................................................97Books Received..........................................................................................................................................l03Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................105News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................107      Volume ⅩⅩⅥ, No.2 April 1976    Articles and the languages of east-west philosophy: An introduction Douglas D. Daye.......................................................................................................................................113Apophatic and kataphatic discourse in Mahāyāna: A Chinese view Robert M. Gimello....................................................................................................................................117 Proto-Mādhyamika in the Pāli canon Luis O. Gómez.................................................................137 Formal ontology and movement between worlds Ashok K. Gangadean................................l67Mass nouns and ��a white horse is not a horse�� Chad D. Hansen....................................189 A semantic study of propositions, east and west Richard S. Y. Chi.....................................211   Criticism and Discussion A critical note on the Cheng-Swain interpretation of the Chih Wu Lun James Hearne..........................................................................................................................................................225    Feature Review Articles The wider lessons of Chinese law Ronald Moore.........................................................................229 A review of Law in Imperial China, by Derk Bodde and Clarence Morris. The philosophic significance of the comic Karen J. Lee.............................................................237 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................247 Current periodicals....................................................................................................................................249       Volume ⅩⅩⅥ, No.3 April 1976    Articles An appraisal of the Svātantrika-Prasaṅgika debates Nathan katz..........................................253The eternality of the Vedas and the Qur��ān: A comparative study Arvind Sharma.....269 Zeno and Nāgārjuna on motion Mark Siderits and J. Dervin O��Brien................................281Lao Tzu��s conception of evil Sung-peng Hsu.............................................................................301 Dying as supreme opportunity: A comparison of Plato��s Pheado and The Tibetan Book of the Dead Maurice Cohen.......................................................................................3l7   Comment and Discussion Traditional definitions of the term dhamma John Ross Carter.................................................329Fearture Review Article.........................................................................................................................339 A review of David J. Kalupahana��s Causality The Central Philosophy of Buddhism by Kenneth K. Inada Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................346Books Received..........................................................................................................................................363Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................365 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................367       Volume ⅩⅩⅥ, No.4 October 1976    The aesthetic(rasāvāda) and the religious(brahmāsvāda) in Abhinavagupta'sKashmir Śaivism Gerald Larson........................................................................................................371 The reconciliation of Neo-Confucianism with Christianity in the writings of Joseph dePrémare, S. J. David E. Mungello......................................................................................................389Martin Buber and Asia Maurice Friedman......................................................................................411 What is living and what is dead in traditional Indian philosophy N. K. Devaraja...........427 Hsün Tzu as a religious philosopher Edward J. Machle...........................................................443   Feature Reviews Article Confucius: The Secular as Sacred by Herbert Fingarette reviewed by HenryRosemont, Jr...............................................................................................................................................463Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................479 Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................487Books Received.........................................................................................................................................495Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................497Index.............................................................................................................................................................499      1977Volume ⅩⅩⅦ, No.1 January 1977   Articles Who understands the four alternatives of the Buddhist texts? Alex Wayman.......................3Interpersonal values in the teaching of philosophy G. H. Mahood............................................23The significance of the concept of ��fa��in Han Fei's thought system Wang Hsiao-po........................................................................................................................................................35A Copernican reversal: The Gītākāra��s reformulation of karma Richard De Smet, S. J..............................................................................................................................53 The meaning of��mind-only��(wei-hsin): An analysis of a sinitic Mahāyāna phenomenon Whalen Lai...........................................................................................................................65    Features Review ArticlesA review of The Problem of universals in Indian Philosophy by Raja Ram Dravid Richard Brooks..............................................................................................................................85 Cultural lobotomy: The failure of philosophy, a review of Mysticism and Morality: Oriental Thought and Moral Philosophy by Arthur C. Danto Antonio T. de Nicolas........95 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................113Books Received..........................................................................................................................................123 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................125 News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................127    Volume ⅩⅩⅦ, No.2 April 1977   Articles Introduction to the 1976 workshop on ��Dialogue in Skepticism�� Siu-chi Huang..........135Nature and function of skepticism in Chinese philosophy Chung-ying Cheng...................137skepticism in early Indian thought John M. Koller......................................................................155Skepticism, ordinary language and Zen Buddhism Dick Garner...............................................165 On linguistic skepticism in Wittgenstein and Kung-sun Lung Fred Riemam.....................183 Skepticism and Indian philosophy Dipankar Chatterjee................................................................l95   Feature Review Article Review of Buddhist Studies in Honour of I. B. Horner by L. Cousins, A. Kunst, and K. R. Norman Luis Ó. Gómez.....................................................................................................211Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................223 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................233 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................235 News and Note.........................................................................................................................................237      Volume ⅩⅩⅦ, No.3 July 1977   Chinese Buddhist causation theories: An analysis of the sinitic Mahāyāna understanding of pratītya-samutpāda Whalen Lai.........................................................................241Ego, egocentricity, and self-transcendence: A Western interpretation of Eastern teaching Michael J.Stark and Michael C. Washburn....................................................................265 The artistic way and the re1igio-aesthetic tradition in Japan Richard B. Pilgrim............285 Chinese philosophy and symbolic reference Chung-Ying Cheng.............................................307Transmetaphysical thinking in Heidegger and Zen Buddhism John Steffney....................323The religious dimension of Neo-Confucianism Ha Tai Kim....................................................337   Feature Review Article Exploring Mysticism: A Methodlogical Essay by Frits Staal reviewed by Paul Wienpahl............................................................................................................................................349Books Received..........................................................................................................................................365 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................367 News and Note..........................................................................................................................................369      Volume ⅩⅩⅦ, No.4 October l977    Articles The conceptual aspect of Hsün Tzu's philosophy of human nature A. S. Cua.................373 The Indian theory of suggestion(dhvani) V. K. Chari.................................................................391 V. K. Chari on dhvani: Agreements and recommendations Dale Riepe.................................401A reply to Dale Riepe V. K. Chari....................................................................................................407 The philosophy of Taoism according to Chuang Tzu Chang Chung-yuan.........................409 The notion of suffering in early Buddhism compared with some reflections of early Wittgenstein David J. Kalupahana...........................................................................................423A comparative investigation of the awareness of duḥkha Charlene McDermott................433    Comment and Criticism What am I?-The preconditions Ian Kesarcodi-Watson...............................................................449 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................455 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................473News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................475Index.............................................................................................................................................................477      1978Volume ⅩⅩⅧ, no.1 January l978    Articles The quasi-empirical aspect of Hsün-Tzu's philosophy of human nature A. S. Cua...........3 The Indianness of modern Indian philosophy as a historical and philosophical problem peter Schreiner............................................................................................................................21 Illusionism(māyāvda) in late T'ang Buddhism: A hypothesis on the Philosophical roots of the Round Enlightenment Sütra(Yüan-chüeh-chjng) Whalen W. Lai......................39 The Christian and Vedāntic theories of originative causality: A study in transcendence and immanence J. J. Lipner........................................................................................53 The understanding of mind in the northern line of Ch'an(Zen) Robert B. Zeuschner.......69 The aesthetic attitude Sushil Kumar Saxena.....................................................................................8l   Comments and Criticism Reincarnation without survival of memory or character Peter Forrest....................................91    Feature Book Review Suzuki Daisetz as regional ontologist: Critical remarks on reading Suzuki's Japanese Spirituality David Dilworth...................................................................................................99Letter to the Editor..................................................................................................................................111Books Received..........................................................................................................................................113 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................115News and Notes........................................................................................................................................117      Volume ⅩⅩⅧ, no.2 April l978    ��Sinological torque�� Articles Sinological torque: The influence of cultural preoccupations on seventeenth-centurymissionary interpretations of Confucius David E. Mungello......................................................123 Confucianism in eighteenth-century England: Natural morality and social reform Edmund Leites...........................................................................................................................................143 Chinese ethics and Kant Julia Ching.................................................................................................161 Hegel's criticism of Chinese philosophy Young Kun Kim.........................................................173 Fingarette and Munro on early Confucianism: A methodological examination Charles Wei-hsun Fu...............................................................................................................................18l   Commentaries Sinological torque: An observation shu-hsien Liu........................................................................199 Critique of papers on ��sinological torque��John B. Henderson...............................................209 The problematik of Kant and the issue of transcendence: A reflection on ��sinological torque��Tu Wei-ming....................................................................................................2l5 Reply Comments on Charles Fu's discussion of Confucius: The secular as sacred Herbert Fingarette....................................................................................................................................223 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................227 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................243 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................245 News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................247      Volume ⅩⅩⅧ, No.3 July l978    Articles The historical Buddha(Gotama), Hume, and James on the self: Comparisonsand eval‎uations D. C. Mathur............................................................................................................253 Process and anarchy: A Taoist vision of creativity David L. Hall.........................................271Nāgārjuna and analytic philosophy, Ⅱ Ives Waldo......................................................................287Chaotic��order��(hun-tun) and benevolent��disorder��(luan) in the Chuang Tzu N. J. Girardot.............................................................................................................................................299 Bhāvaviveka and the early Mādhyamika theories of language Malcolm D. Eckel.............323 Sinitic understanding of the two truths theory in the Liang dynasty Whalen W. Lai....339    Feature Review Article The Zen philosopher: A review article on Dōgen scholarship in English Thomas P. Kasulis...................................................................................................................................353 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................375 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................395News and Notes........................................................................................................................................397      Volume ⅩⅩⅧ, no.4 October l978    ArticlesTheism in Asian and Western thought Charles Hartshorne......................................................401   CommentariesTheism from a Chinese perspective Shu-hsien Liu......................................................................4l3 Vijñānabhiksu and the re-assertion difference-in-identity Vedānta John Borelli...............425Chinese science: Theory and practice Steven J. Bennett............................................................439 The use of paradox in uroboric philosophies John Visvader.....................................................455Tracking the discontinuity of perception David Appelbaum and Ingrid Turner Lorch.....469The nature and function of Nagarjuna's arguments Richard H. Jones.................................485   Review Article Escape from Predicament: Neo-Confucianism and China's Evolving Political Culture, by Thomas A. Metzger Hoyt Cleveland Tillman.........................................................503   Comment and Discussion Response to Professor Rosemont Herbert Fingarette...................................................................511Reply to Professor Fingarette Henry Rosemont.............................................................................5l5Response to ��Process and Anarchy��Lewis Ford.......................................................................521Letter to the Editor..................................................................................................................................525Books Received..........................................................................................................................................527 Current Periodicls.....................................................................................................................................529News and Notes........................................................................................................................................531Index to Volume 28..................................................................................................................................53l       1979Volume ⅩⅪⅩ, no.1 January l979.    Articles Consciousness and knowledge in Indian philosophy J. N. Mohanty...........................................3Chuang Tzu and the free man Russel D. Legge............................................................................11 Formal ontology and the dialectical transformation of consciousness AshokKumar Gangadean......................................................................................................................................21 Metaphysics and East-West philosophy: Applying the Chinese t'i-yung paradigm Roberta Lion Kong.................................................................................................................49 All religions are-equal? one? true? same?: A critical examination of some formulations of the Neo-Hindu position Arvind Sharma..............................................................59 In defense of mystical science John A. Schumacher and Robert M. Anderson....................73    Comment and Discussion A solution to the paradox of desire in Buddhism A. L. Herman...............................................9lOn Saxena's defense of the aesthetic attitude Earle Coleman....................................................95Saxena on the aesthetic attitude Milton H. Snoeyenbos...............................................................99 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................103 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................115 Current Periodicals....................................................................................................................................1l7 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................1l9      Volume ⅩⅪⅩ, No.2 April l979    Articles Problems of the SelfIntroduction: The problem of the self Ashok Malhotra................................................................l23 The problem of the self in the Analects Herbert Fingarette....................................................129Problematics of the Buddhist nature of self kenneth K. Inada.................................................141 The problem of the self-body in the Bhagavadgītā Antonio T. de Nicolás.........................l59 Circularity in the inductive justification of formal arguments(tarka) in the twelfth-centruy Indian Jaina logic Douglas Dunsmore Daye.....................................................l77 Investigative interrelatedness between the study of the human mind and present-day philosophy Mary Carman Rose...................................................................................189    Comments and CriticismsWhat is Mencius' theory of human nature Philip Ho Hwang..................................................201Reply to Lewis Ford David L. Hall...................................................................................................211Reply to my critics S. K. Saxena.......................................................................................................2l5 Feature Review Article Science and Technology in East Asia Dianna Gregory-Smith.................................................221Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................237 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................253Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................255      Volume ⅩⅪⅩ, No.4 October l979    Articles Dimensions of li (propriety): Reflections on an aspect of Hsün Tzu'sethics Antonio S. Cua.............................................................................................................................373God and creativity in the cosmologies of Whitehead and Bhāskara J. Bruce Long.........395A reordering of the hexagrams of the I Ching Stephen E. McKenna and Victor H. Mair...........................................................................................................................................421The world as will: Wang Kuo-wei and the philosophy of metaphysicalpessimism Joey Bonner..........................................................................................................................443Approaching the numinous: Rudolf Otto and Tibetan tantra Donald S. Lopez, Jr............467The Mādhyamika attack on essentialism: A critical appraisal G. C. Nayak........................477    Comment and Discussion A note on the early Buddhist theory of truth Mark Siderits...................................................491Proto-Samkhya and Advaita Vedānta in the Bhagavadgītā David White.............................501Reviews........................................................................................................................................................509 Letter to the Editor..................................................................................................................................515Books Received..........................................................................................................................................519News and Notes........................................................................................................................................521Index to Volume 29.................................................................................................................................523       1980Volume ⅩⅩⅩ, No.1 January 1980   Articles Gradual enlightenment, sudden enlightenment and empiricism Ivan Strenski..........................3From nothing to being: The notion of creation in Chinese and Western thoughtRobert Neville..............................................................................................................................................21Perception(pratyaksa) in Advaita Vedānta Puruṣottama Bilimoria.............................................35A new interpretation of Confucius Philip Ho Hwang....................................................................45Praxis, karman, and creativity David Hall.........................................................................................57 Karman, self-knowledge and I-Ching divination Audrey Joseph...............................................65Zen and karman Louis Nordstrom........................................................................................................77   Comments and Discussion The aesthetic attitude debate: Some remarks on Saxena Coleman, and a Phenomenological approach to the issue Randolph M. Feezell................................................87 Letter to the Editor....................................................................................................................................91   Feature Book ReviewsOn translating Mencius David S. Nivison..........................................................................................93Book Reviews.............................................................................................................................................l23 Books Received...........................................................................................................................................l31 Current Periodicals....................................................................................................................................l33News and Notes........................................................................................................................................l35          Volume ⅩⅩⅩ, No.2 April l980    Articles Further developments of the two truths theory in China Whalen W. Lai...........................139Knowledge and cosmos in the philosophies of Mach and Ch��eng I A. M. Alpert.........163Plotinus and Vijñānavāda Buddhism Thomas McEvilley............................................................181 Oracle and symbol in the redaction of the I Ching Franklin M. Doeringer.........................195The logical form of Catuṣkoṭi: A new solution R. D. Gunaratne............................................211Valentininan Gnosticism and classical Sāṃkhya: A thematic and structural comparison Stephen A. Kent................................................................................................................241   Comment and Discussion Socrares, Confucius, and the Rectification of Names Warren E. Steinkraus.......................261The aesthetic attitude debate: Reply to some new criyicisms Sushil Kumar Saxsena....265Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................273Books Received.........................................................................................................................................283Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................287News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................289      Volume ⅩⅩⅩ, No 3 July l980    Articles Does the rasa theory have any modern relevance? R. B. Patankar.......................................293Kung-sun Lung, designated things, and logic Fred Rieman....................................................305Philosophical nonegocentrism in Wittgenstein and Candrakīrti in their treatmentof the private language problem R. A. F. Thurman..................................................................321The Gītia's way as the only way Robert N. Minor....................................................................339 In defense of the traditional order: Ch��ŏksa Wijŏng Chai-sik Chung.................................355   Comment and DiscussionThe format of technical philosophical writing in ancient India: Inadequacies of conventional translations Gerald James Larson......................................................................375   Feature Book Review..............................................................................................................................381 The wayward mysticism of Alan watts Louis Nordstrom and Richard pilgrim Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................403 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................413 Current periodicals....................................................................................................................................415 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................417      Volume ⅩⅩⅩ, No.4 October 1980   Articles On the Nature of Truth: East and West Introductory remarks on the symposium ��The Problem of Truth�� Ashok Malhotra.....42l Western and comparative perspectives on truth Huston Smith................................................425 Indian theories of truth: Thoughts on their common framework J. N. Mohanty...............439 Truth and Zen T. P. Kasulis...............................................................................................................453 Comparative ontology: Relative and absolute truth Ashok K. Gangadean............................465 Can the Advaita Vedānta provide a meaningful definition of absoluteconsciousness? William M. Indich.......................................................................................................48l Tsung-mi's questions regarding the Confucian absolute Yün-hua Jan................................495 The debate at bSam yas: A study in religious contrast and correspondence Joseph F. Roccasalvo............................................................................................................................505    Comments and Discussion There is no paradox of desire in Buddhism Wayne Alt............................................................521Ah, but there is a paradox of desire in Buddhism-A reply to Wayne Alt A. L. Herman.............................................................................................................................................529 Reply to Wayne Alt's��Them is no paradox of desire in Buddhism��John Visvader.....533 A brief note on a coin-method equivalent to the yarrow-stalk method for determining the lines of a hexagram in the I-Ching Edward A. Hacker...........................535 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................537 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................555Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................557Index to Volume 30.................................................................................................................................559 Editor's Note       1981Volume ⅩⅩⅪ, No.1 January l98l    Articles The one and the many: Yogācāra Buddhism and Husserl M. J. Larrabee..............................3The development of tension between virtue and achievement in ear1y Confucianism: Attitudes toward Kuan Chung and hegemon(pa) as conceptual symbols Hoyt Cleveland Tillman...........................................................................................................l7 Ontology and utterance keiji Nishitani................................................................................................29Jen as a living metaphor in the Confucian Analects Tu Wei-ming.........................................45Confucianism and the political thought of Sun Yat-sen A. James Gregor............................55   Comment and Discussion The aesthetic nonnaturalism of abhinavagupta-A non-Aristotelian interpretation Pheroze S. Wadia........................................................................................................................................71Vidyā and avidyā in the Īṡa Upanisad Richard H. Jones.............................................................79Mysticism without transcendence: Reflections on liberation and emptiness Louis Nordstrom..........................................................................................................................................89 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................97 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................113 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................115 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................117      Volume ⅩⅩⅪ, No.2 April l98l    Articles Opposites as complements: Reflections on the significance of Tao Antonio, S. Cua........123 Early Greek philosophy and Mādhyamika Thomas McEvilley..................................................141Naturalistic ethics in a Chinese context: Chang Tsai's contribution Christian Jochim....165 Sri Aurobindo and Hegel on the involution-evolution of Absolute Spirit Steve Odin.......l79 Wu-wei in ��The Art of Rulership��chapter of Huai Nan Tzu: Its sources andphilosophical orientation Roger T. Ames..........................................................................................193 Error and truth-Classical Indian theories Bimal Matilal..............................................................2l5   Featre Review Article Encyclopedia of Bioethics Lenn E. Goodman..................................................................................225Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................239 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................251 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................253 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................255      Volume ⅩⅩⅪ, No.3 July l98l    Articles The ��moral universal�� from the perspectives of East Asian thought Tu Wei-ming...259 Commentary on Professor Tu's article Clifford Geertz...............................................................269Further thoughts Tu Wei-ming...........................................................................................................273The ontological foundation in Tetsurō Watsuji‘s philosophy: Kū and human existence Isamu Nagami.........................................................................................................................279The structure of consciousness in Paramārtha‘s purported trilogy Diana Y. Paul............297Linguistic skepticism in the Lao Tzu Chad Hansen....................................................................321On meriting death Ramchandra Gandhi............................................................................................337   Feature Review Article Hsiao, Kung-ch‘üan, A History of Chinese Political Thought, reviewed by L. S Chang and Young-oak Kim........................................................................................................355Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................375Letter to the Editor..................................................................................................................................389Books Received..........................................................................................................................................391 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................393News and Notes........................................................................................................................................395      Volume ⅩⅩⅪ, No.4 October l98l    Articles Zeami's conception of freedom Shigenori Nagatomo....................................................................401 Kung-sun, white horses and logic Fred Rieman...........................................................................417 The concept of practice in San Lun thought: Chi-tsang and the ��concurrent insight��of the two truths Aaron K. Koseki...................................................................................................449 The mind as the Buddha-nature: The concept of the absolute in Ch'an Buddhism Yun-hua Jan...............................................................................................................................................467 The creation myth and its symbolism in classical Taoism David C. Yu.............................479    Comment and Discussion The Jaina conception of tarka V. K. Bharadwaja..........................................................................50l Response to Thomas P. Kasulis' review of Letters of Shinran Yoshifumi Ueda..............507    Featre Review Article The song celestial: Two centuries of the Bhagavad Gītād in English Gerald James Larson..............................................................................................................................................5l3Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................543 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................559News and Note..........................................................................................................................................561Index.............................................................................................................................................................563       1982Volume ⅩⅩⅫ, No.1 January 1982   ArticlesPyrrhonism and Mādhyamika Thomas McEvilley.............................................................................3On interpreting the Bhagavadgītā Keith E. Yahdell.......................................................................37Comparative hermeneutics: Heidegger, the pre-Socratics, and the Rgveda Paul D. Tate.................................................................................................................................................47The harmonious universe of Fa-tsang and Leibniz: A comparative study Ming-wood Liu............................................................................................................................................61Samādhi in Patañjali's Yoga Sũtras Ian Kesarcodi-Watson........................................................77   Comment and DiscussionRealization of Param Bhũtakoti(ultimate reality-limit) in the Aṣṭasāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra Frederick J. Streng........................................................................................91General systems philosophy and Sāṃkhya-Yoga: Some remarks M. K. Bannerjee............99Book Reviews.............................................................................................................................................l05Books Received..........................................................................................................................................127Current Periodicals....................................................................................................................................l29News and Notes........................................................................................................................................131      Volume ⅩⅩⅫ, No.2 April 1982   ArticlesSinitic speculations on buddha-nature: The Nirvāṇa school Whalen Lai..............................135Vasubandhu on the Vātsīputrīyas' fire-fuel analogy James Deurlinger................................151A comparison of ch'i and prime matter Russell Hatton.............................................................159Pacifism and the Eastern martial arts Allan Bäck and Daeshik Kim....................................177   Comment and Discussion A note on pratyaksa in Advaita Vedānta David Appelbaum....................................................201 The terms padārtha and prameya in the context of Nyāyasütra Pradeep P. Gokhale.....207 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................213 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................231Books Received..........................................................................................................................................233      Volume ⅩⅩⅫ, No.3 l982    ArticlesConfucius and Kant: The ethics of respect Sandra A. Wawrytko..........................................237Early Sāmkhya in the Buddhacarita Stephen A. Kent................................................................259Morality and human nature A. S. Cua.............................................................................................279 The Cittamātra and its Madhyamaka critique: Some phenomenological reflectionsKennard Lipman........................................................................................................................................295 The gate in the circle: A paradigmatic symbol in early Chinese cosmology Franklin M. Doeringer..............................................................................................................................................309Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................339Books Received..........................................................................................................................................363Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................365 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................367       Volume ⅩⅩⅫ, No.4 October 1982    Articles��Three Approaches to Authentic Existence: Christian, Confucian and Buddhist��Frederick J. Streng...................................................................................................................................371��Reference and Symbol in Plato's Cratylus and Kūkai's Shōjijissōgi��T. P. Kasulis..............................................................................................................................................393��A ��Constitutive��God-An Indian Suggestion��Shlomo Biderman......................................425 ��Three ways of Being Religious��Lee H. Yearley......................................................................439   Feature Book ReviewDonald Munro's The Concept of Man in Contemporary China Stephen B. Young...........453Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................463 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................475 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................477Index.............................................................................................................................................................479      1983Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅢ, No.1 January 1983    Articles Li and moral justification: A study in the Li Chi A. S. Cua.......................................................1 The sudden/gradual paradigm and Neo-Confucian mind-cultivation Rodney L. Taylor.......................................................................................................................................................17 Being a mountain, astride a horse, the warlord faces south: Reflections on the art of ruling Alan R. Drengson....................................................................................................................35 Psychology and karma Harold G. Coward.........................................................................................49 The early Prajñā schools, especially ��Hsin-Wu,��reconsidered Whalen W. Lai.................61    Comment and Discussion Was Mencius a true successor of Confucius? Martin Lu............................................................79   Feature ReviewMao zedong's ��Talk at the Yan'an Confucius? on Literature and Art��: A Translation of the 1943 Text with Commentary by Bonnie S. McDougall Leo S. Chang...............................................................................................................................................87 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................95 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................105Books Received..........................................................................................................................................107       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅢ, No.2 April 1983    Articles On turning a Zen ear David Appelbaum..........................................................................................115Nāgārjuna's masterpiece-Logical, mystical, both, or neither?L. Stafford a Betty...................................................................................................................................123Temporality of hermeneutics in Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Steven Heine......................................139Early Buddhism: Some recent misconceptions Henry C겨ise....................................................149Is liberation(mokṣa) pleasant? A. Chakrabarti................................................................................167   Comment and DiscussionWhat is the��logic��in Buddhist logic? R. lance Factor.............................................................183   Feature Book ReviewIndien und Europa, Perspektiven ihrer geistigen Begegnung by Wilhelm Halbfass Harvey P. Alper........................................................................................................................................189Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................197Books Received..........................................................................................................................................211Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................213 News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................215      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅢ, No.3 July 1983    Articles An eccentric ghost in the machine: Formal and quantitative aspects of theSāṁkhya-Yoga dualism Gerald James Larson...............................................................................219 The wandering dance: Chuang Tzu and Zarathustra Graham Parkes...................................235 Candrakīrt's refutation of Buddhist idealism Peter G. Fenner..................................................251The existential nature of Buddhist ultimates Winston L. King...............................................263On the measure ��primaṇḍala' B. David Burke............................................................................273    Comments and Discussion Are all names of the absolute synonymous? Bina Gupta and William C. Wilcox............285   Feature Book ReviewsPratima Bowes, Hindu Intellectual Tradition Satinder N. Mahajan.........................................295Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................301Books Received..........................................................................................................................................317 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................319 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................321      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅢ, No.4 October 1983    Articles A ��nonreferential�� view of language and conceptual thought in the work ofTsoṅ-Kha-pa C. W. Huntington, Jr.................................................................................................325Kung-sun Lung: White horse and other issues Chung-ying Cheng......................................341 The difference between saṁaāra and nirvāṇa David Loy..........................................................355Mind, māyā and holography: A phenomenology of projection Stephen Kaplan..................367On being mindless: The debate on the reemergence of consciousness from the attainment of cessation in the Abhidarmakoṡabhāṣyam and its commentaries Paul Griffiths..............................................................................................................................................379   Comment and Discussion Comparison of the field concept of matter in relativity physics and the Buddhistideal of nonself Mendel Sachs.............................................................................................................395Gandhi, Sainthood, and Nuclear Weapons Daniel A. Dombrowski...........................................40l Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................407 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................419Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................421News and Notes........................................................................................................................................423 Index to Volume 33.................................................................................................................................427      1984Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅣ, No.1 January l984    Articles Getting it right: on saving Confucius from the Confucians David L. Hall and Roger T. Ames..............................................................................................................................................3 Some aspects of the concept of ch'i in Chu Hsi Yung Sik Kim..............................................25Investigations of the self Jeol J. Kupperman....................................................................................37 Kawaisō, justice and reciprocity: Themes in Japanese and Western ethics Ronald McLaren..........................................................................................................................................53 Chi-tsang's Sheng-man pao-k'u: The true dharma doctrine and the bodhisattva idealAaron K. Koseki.........................................................................................................................................67    Comment and Discussion ��Tat tvam asi��An important identity statement or a mere tautology Bina Gupta andWilliam C. Wilcox......................................................................................................................................85 Feature Book Review................................................................................................................................95 Book Reviews.............................................................................................................................................l05 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................117Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................119News and Notes........................................................................................................................................121       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅣ, No.2 April I984    Articles The Nyāya and Russell on empty terms Kenneth J. Perszyk..................................................131 Kao-Tzu and Mencius on mind: Analyzing a paradigm shift in classical China Whalen Lai.....................................................................................................................................147 The problem of induction in Indian philosophy Roy W. Perrett..............................................161 An approach to verification beyond tradition in early Chinese philosophy: Mo Tzu's concept of sampling in a community of observers Anne D. Birdwhistell.......175 Prasaṅga and deconstruction: Tibetan hermeneutics and the yāna controversy Nathan Katz...............................................................................................................................................185 Comment and Discussion Time in Patañjali's Yogasūtras Klaus K. Klostermaier..............................................................205Feature Book Review..............................................................................................................................211 ��Primordial Tradition or Post-Modern Hermeneutics��a review essay on Alan M. Olson and Leroy S. Rouner eds. Transcendence and the Sacred and seyyed Hossein Nasr, Knowledge and the Sacred Thomas Dean Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................227 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................237 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................239      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅣ, No.3 July, l984    Articles Language and Symbol in Indian Semiotics Edwin Gerow.........................................................245 Candrakīrti's Denial or the Self James Duerlinger........................................................................26l Must Enlightened Mystics Be Moral? Richard H. Jones............................................................273 The Bhagavadgītā's Conception of Human Freedom David White.........................................295 Rationality, Argumentation and Embarrassment: A Study of Four LogicV. K. Bharadwaja...................................................................................................................................303   Feature Book ReviewDavid J. Dell, Guide to Hindu Religion Paul Mundschenk.........................................................321Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................329 Letter to the Editor..................................................................................................................................341Books Received..........................................................................................................................................343 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................345News and Notes........................................................................................................................................347      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅣ, No.4 October 1984    Articles Panel: The Relation Between ��Action' and ��Suffering' in Asian Philosophy Introduction Gerald James Larson.......................................................................................................351 Action and suffering in the Bhegavad Gītā Herbert Fingarette...............................................357Action and suffering in the Theravadin tradition Ninian Smart..............................................371Pain and sugering in Confucian self-cultivation Tu Wei-ming...............................................379 Commemoration and perdurance in the Analects, Books 1 and2 Edward S. Casey..........389Nāgārjuna and Zeno on motion I. W. Mabbett..............................................................................401 Philosophical Hermeneutics and the Analects: The paradigm of ��tradition�� Alan Chan...................................................................................................................................................421    Comment and Discussion How not to criticize Nāgārjuna: A response to L. stafford Betty David Loy.....................437Is Nāgārjuna a philosopher?: A response to Professor Loy L. Stafford Betty...................447Feature Review..........................................................................................................................................451 Marco Pallis, A Buddhist Spectrum by Seyyed Hossein Nasr Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................459 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................469 Current Periodlcals...................................................................................................................................471News and Mote.........................................................................................................................................473 Index to Volume 34.................................................................................................................................477      1985Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅤ, no.1 January 1985    Articles Wilhelm Halbfass ��India and the Comparative Method�� David E. Shaner ��The Bodymind Experience in Dōgen' phenomenological Perspective��................................................................................................................................................17 Anne D. Birdwhistell ��The Concept of Experiential Knowledge in the Thought of Chang Tsai��...............................................................................................................................................39 Klaus Klostermaier ��Mokga and Critical Theory��......................................................................61David Loy ��Wei-Wu-Wei: Nondual Action��................................................................................73   Comment and Discussion Seyyed Hossein Nasr A Response to the RevieW of Professor Thomas Dean....................87 Alan M. Olson on Primordialism versus Postmodernism: A Response to Thomas Dean...............................................................................................................................................91 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................97 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................107 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................109       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅤ, no.2 April 1985   Articles The hidden advantage of tradition: On the significance of T. S. studies Jeffrey M. Perl and Andrew Tuck...................................................................................................115Ethical uses of the past in early Confucianism: The case of Hsün Tzu A. S. Cua........133 Wittgenstein and Nāgārjuna's paradox Tyson Anderson...........................................................157The Yogācāra and Mādhyamika interpretations of the buddha-nature concept in Chinese Buddhism Ming-wood Liu..................................................................................................171   Comment and DiscussionA Report on the Philosophy Encounter: East-west(Bombay, 1983) Ramakant Sinari.....................................................................................195 A Response to A. L. Herman David L. Hall...................................................................................l99A Reply to David L. Hall A. L. Herman.........................................................................................202    Feature Book Review Chad Hansen, Logic and Language in Ancient China Bao Zhi-ming..................................203Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................213 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................225 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................227      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅤ, No.3 July April 1985   Articles Skepticism and Realism in the Chuang Tzu Russell B. Goodman..........................................231 Human Embodiment: The Theme and the Encounter in Vedāntic Phenomenology Debabrata Sinha......................................................................................................239 Tsung-mi and the Single Word ��Awareness��(chih) Peter N. Gregory............................249The Central Argument of Aurobindo��s The Life Stiephen H. Phillips................................271Levels of Truth and Reai1ty in the Philosophies of Descartes and Śaṁkara Craig Schroeder.......................................................................................................................285   Comment and Discussion Buddhism in Huxley��s Evolution and Ethics: A Note on a victorian Eval‎uation and Its��Comparativist Dimension��Vijitha Rajapakse.................................................................295   Feature Book Review The Quest for Liberalism in the Chinese Past: Stepping Stone to a Cosmopolitan World or the Last Stand of Western Parochialism. A review of William TheodoredeBary, The Liberal Tradition. paul A.Cohen...............................................................................305 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................311 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................327       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅤ, No.4 October 1985   Articles Dualistic and nondualistic problems of immortality Roy W. Perrett.......................................333 The Mind-only teaching of Ching-ying Hui-yuan: An early interpretation of Yogācāra thought in China Ming-Wood Liu................................................................................351Dreaming in Advaita Vedānta Andrew O. Fort.............................................................................377 An exploration of the mode of thinking of ancient China Jing-Shan Liu............................387   Comment and DiscussionConfucian Liberalism and Western Parochialims: A Response to Paul A. Cohen William Theodore de Bary..................................................................................................................399 A Reply to Professor WilIiam Theodore de Bary Paul A. Cohen...........................................413 A Response to Bao Zhi-ming Chad Hansen...................................................................................419 A Reply to Professor Chad Hansen Bao Zhi-ming......................................................................425    Feature Book ReviewN. J. Girardot, From Légumes à la Grecque to Boüllabaisse in Early TaoismRobert C. Neville....................................................................................................................................431 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................445 Books Received.........................................................................................................................................457News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................459Index.............................................................................................................................................................461      1986Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅥ, No.1 January l986    Articles What Is a Mean?: The Question Considered Comparatively and Systematically Richard Bosley.............................................................................................................................................3 The Mahāyāna Deconstruction of Time David Loy.......................................................................13 Śaṅkara's Rationale for Śruti as the Demfinitive Source of Brahmajñā; A Refutation of some Contemporary Views Ananatanand Rambachan............................................................25 The Madhyamaka and Modern Western Philosophy Peter Della Santina...............................41    Comment and Discussion The Bodhisattva Paradox Roy W. Perrett.........................................................................................55    Feature Book ReviewGandhi's Religious Thought by Margaret Chatterjee Glyn Richards.......................................61 Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................67 Books Received............................................................................................................................................77 Current Periodicals.....................................................................................................................................79       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅥ, No.2 April l986    Articles The Disputation of Kung-sun Lung as Argument about Who'e and Part A. C. Graham...............................................................................................................................................89 The Human Body as a Boundary Symbol: A Comparison of Ponty and Dōgen Carl Olson......................................................................................................................................l07 The Aesthetic Attitude in India and the West Rihard McCarty..............................................121   Special Report Interpreting Across Boundaries: Some Preliminary Reflections-Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy Presidential Address Gerald James Larson...............131 Interpreting Across Boundaries: A Conference of the Society for Asian and comparative Philosophy David Edward Shaner..............................................................................143 Abstracts of Paper Presentations........................................................................................................155 Feature Book Review..............................................................................................................................169 Wong��s Relativism and Comparative Philosophy: A Review of David B. Wong��s Moral Relativity by Joel Kupperman Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................177 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................191Curent Periodicals.....................................................................................................................................193 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................195       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅥ, No.3 July l986    Articles Kierkegaard : On Finding the Way Henry Rosemont, Jr....................................201 Understanding Nāgārjuna��s catuṣkoṭi R. D. Gunaratne.............................................................213 Planetary Thinking/Planetary Buiding: An Eassay on Martin Heidegger and Nishitani Keiji Evan Thompson.........................................................................................................235   Comment and Discussion Dharmamegha Samādhi: Comments on Yogasutra Ⅵ, 29 Klaus Kloster-maier.................253 Response to Neville:��In the Night Kitchen��N. J. Girardot.....................................................263Comments on Girardot's��Response��Robert C. Neville..............................................................271 Response to Kuppenman��s Review of Moral Relaitivity David B. Wong...........................275Rely to Wong Joel J. Kupperman.......................................................................................................283 Response to Heine��s review of The Karma of Words William R. LaFleur.....................283 Reply to LaFleur Steven Heine...........................................................................................................287   Feature Book ReviewsCollins, Parfit, and the Problem of Personal Identity in Two Philosophical Traditions Matthew Kapstein.............................................................................................................289Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................299 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................309Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................311      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅥ, No.4 October l986    Articles Dharmakīrti��s Refutation of Theism Roger Jackson..................................................................315 Greek and Chinese Categories: A Reexamination of the Problem of Linguistic Relativim Jean-Paul Reding................................................................................................................349 Ichikawa��s View of the Body Shigenori Nagatomo...................................................................375 Meaning as Merging: The Hermeneutics of Reinterpreting King Lear in the Light of the Hsiao-Ching Sandra A. Wawrytko.....................................................................................393 It Is More Diffcult to Crush a Flower George Terschner.........................................................409   Feature Reviews Article Chan Sin-Wai, trans..., Exposition of Benevolence: The Jen-Hsueh of T'an Ssu-t��ung Stephen Young.......................................................................................................419 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................429 Obituary: Professor Ganeswar Misra.................................................................................................443Books Received..........................................................................................................................................445 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................447Idex to Volume 36....................................................................................................................................451      1987Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅦ, No.1 January l987    Articles Padmapāda��s Illusion Argument Stephen H. Phillips.....................................................................3 Wang Yang-ming, Chu Hsi and the Investigation of Things Jig-Chuen Lee......................24 Advaita Vedānta and Contemporary Western Ethics Nancy F. Bauer.....................................36 Confucius, Heidegger, and the Philosophy of the I Ching A Comparative Inquiry into the Truth of Human Being Chung-yjng Cheng............................................................................51 Comment and DiscussionBuddhist Hermeneutics: A Conference Report Donald S. Lopez, Jr..........................................71   Feature Book ReviewCounterfactuals, Universals, and Chines Thinking-An review of The Linguiotic Shaping of Thought: A Study in the Impact of Language on Thinking in China & the West, by alfred H. Bloom Wu Kuang-mjng...........................................................84Book Reviews..............................................................................................................................................95 Books Received...........................................................................................................................................l04 Current Periodicals....................................................................................................................................l06 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................107      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅦ, No.2 April l987    Special Issue: Environmental Ethics Introduction Roger T. Ames.................................................................................................................111   Articles Conceptual Resources for Environmental Ethics in Asian Traditions of Thought: A Propaedeutic J. Baird Callictt........................................................................................................115 Units of Change-Units of value Robert C. Neville.......................................................................131 Environmental Problematics in the Buddhist Context Kenneth K. Inada..............................135 ��Conceptual Resources��in SouthAsia for��Environmental Ethics��or The Fly Is still Alive and Well in the Bottle Gerald James Larson...........................................................150 On Seeking a Change of Environment-A Quasi-Taoist Proposal David L. Hall...............160 Can the East Help the West to Value Nature? Holmes Rolston, ⅠⅠⅠ..............................172   Feature Book Review Aristotelian Aporetic Ontology in Islamic and Christian Thinkers Lenn E. Goodman....................................................................................................................................................191 Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................202 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................216 Current Periodicals...................................................................................................................................219      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅦ, No.3 July l987    Articles William James and Yogācāra Philosophy: A Comparative Inquiry Miranda Shaw............223Āyurvda and the Hindu Philosophical Systems Gerald Larson................................................245 Early Buddhism and John Stuart Mill��s Thinking in the Fields of Philosophyand Religion: Some Notes Toward a Comparative Study Vijitha Rajapakse.....................260 Causal Thinking in Śākuntala: A Schema-Theoretic Approach to a Classical Sanskrit Drama Charles W. Nuckolls..............................................................................................286    Feature Book ReviewsBiographies of the Buddha David Edward Shaner........................................................................306Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................323 Correspondence..........................................................................................................................................338 Response to Matthew Kapstein��s Review of Meditation on Emptiness byJeffrey Hopkins Rcsponse to Klaus Klostermaien��s��Dharmamegha Samādhi: Comments onYogasūtra IV, 29��by Georg Feuerstein Books Received..........................................................................................................................................343News and Notes........................................................................................................................................344      1989Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅨ, No.1 January 1989    Special Memorial Notice: J. L. Mehta J. L. Mehta Memorial Notice John Carman.........................................................................................2Problems of understanding J. L Mehta.................................................................................................3   Articles On the question of relativism in the Chuang-Tzu Robert E. Allinson....................................13Anthropic web of the universe: Atom and ātman Plamen Gradinarov....................................27The philosophy concept of foreknowledge in the thought of Shao Yung Anne D. Birdwhistell...............................................................................................................................47   Comment and DiscussionŚaṁkara on the role of śruti and anubhave in attaining brahmajñāna Kim Skoog............67The chien-pai sophism-Alive and well John Makeham...............................................................75   Feature Book Review The Philosophical Foundatjons of Han Fei's Political Theory, by Hsiao-po wang and Leo S. Chang Stephen Young.........................................................................................83Book Reviews.............................................................................................................................................95Books Received..........................................................................................................................................l09News and Notes........................................................................................................................................111       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅨ, No.2 April 1989    Articles The Problem of Conceptual Unity in Hsün Tzu, and Li Kou's Solution A. S. Cua........115Karma, Causation, and Divine Intervention Bruce R. Reichenbach.........................................135Buddha Nature and the Concept of Person sallie B. King.........................................................151 Discourse and perspective in Daoism: A Linguistic Interpretation of Ziran W. A. Callahan............................................................................................................................171   Comment and DiscussionResponse to Lou Nordstronu's Review of The Twilight Language Roderick Bucknell and Martin Stuart-Fax.......................................................................................................191 Reply to Roderick Bucknell and Martin Stuart-Fox Lou Nordstrom.....................................197   Feature Book Review Two Philosophical Dictionaries-A Review of Chinese Philosophical Terms, by Yi Wu and Neo-Confucian Terms Explained, translated by Wing-tsit Chan chad Hansen.................................................................................................................................203Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................211Books Received.........................................................................................................................................227News and Notes........................................................................................................................................231      Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅨ, No.3 July 1989    Special Issue: Philosophy and Humor Articles Introduction Thomas P. Kasulis..........................................................................................................239The Rejection of Humor in Western Thought John Morreall...................................................243Humor in Zen: Comic Midwifery Conrad Hyers............................................................................267Humor and Social Life J. Porteous.....................................................................................................279 Humor in Ancient chinese Philosophy Christoph Harbsmeier...................................................289Not in So Many Words: Chuang Tzu's strategies of Communication Joel J. Kupperman....................................................................................................................................311Dancing at the Crucifixion David L. Hall........................................................................................319Feature Book Reviews Lee Siegel, Laughing Matters. Comic Tradition in India Edwin Gerow...............................327Interpreting Across Boundaries. New Essays in comparative Philosophy, edited by Gerald James Larson and Eliot Deutsch (1) Richard Rorty and (2) John M. Koller.........................................................................................................................................332Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................355Books Received.........................................................................................................................................369News and Notes.......................................................................................................................................372       Volume ⅩⅩⅩⅨ, No.4 October 1989    Articles Tasan's��Practical Learning�� Mark Setton....................................................................................377Paramārtha and Modern Constructivists on Mysticism: EpistemologicalMonomorphism versus Duomorphism Robert K. C. Forman.....................................................393Are Knowledge and Action Really One Thing?-A study of Wang Yang-ming'sDoctrine of Mind Warren G. Frisina...............................................................................................419   Comment and DiscussionWhy Buddhas Can't Remember Their Previous Lives Paul J. Griffiths...............................449Response to Richard Pilgrim's Review of The Logic of Unity, by HosakuMatsuo and translated by Kenneth K. Inada Kenneth K. Inada............................................453Reply to kenneth K. Inada Richard Pilgrim....................................................................................457Response to Professor Huang Siu-chi's Review of Knowledge Painfully Acquired by Lo Ch'in-shun and translated by Irene Bloom Irene Bloom.............................................459   Feature Book Reviews Translating Nisihida John C. Maraldo...............................................................................................465 The Essential Writings of Frithjof Schuon, edited by Seyyed Hossein Nasr Huston Smith...........................................................................................................................................497Book Reviews............................................................................................................................................505 Books Received..........................................................................................................................................521 News and Notes........................................................................................................................................52