Preface

Acknowledgments

I. Classical Turn, Confucian Restoration, and Critical Confucianism

1. Critical Comparability in the Age of the “Classical Turn”

2. Religion et sécularisation en Chine : Pour un confucianisme critique

3. Philosophical Religiosity in the Analects: An Analysis of Discourses on Confucianism in Modern Japan

4. New Confucianism in Modern Japan

II. Japanese Marxist Philosophers

5. Drawing the Tangential Line to a Period: Tosaka Jun, Our Contemporary

6. Critique and Morality: Claude Lévi-Strauss and Umemoto Katsumi

7. “Asia” as a “Relational” Concept from the Perspective of Japanese Marxist Philosophers: Hiromatsu Wataru, Miki Kiyoshi, and Tosaka Jun

III. Philosophemes in Chinese Philosophy

8. The History of Chinese Philosophy as Philosophy

9. La parole épuise-t-elle le sens ?

10. La voix désaccordée : La Chine, le féminin et l’enfant

IV. Critical Comparability in Philosophy

11. Modern Enlightenment in China and Japan: Hu Shi and Fukuzawa Yukichi

12. State and War: The New Law of Hospitality

13. Ritual and Justice in Chinese Philosophy

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