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Book SynopsisSelf and Social Roles as Chimeras Revisited; by Mary I. Bockover.- Socially Centered Ethics; by Joanna Crosby.- Philosophical Practice Beyond Comparative Philosophy; by Ronnie Littlejohn.- Henry, the Dragon Slayer: Henry Rosemont Jr. as Role Ethicist, not Orientalist; by Hans-Georg Moeller.- On the Politics of Consultation for the Common Good, in the Documents; by Michael Nylan.- Li Zehou: Philosopher, Mentor, and Practitioner; by Jia Jinhua ???.- Crossing Boundaries: Li Zehou's Emotional Critique of Liberal Justice; by Andrew Lambert.- The Assumption of Harmony Higher than Justice; by Wang Keping ???.- From Li Zehou to Kant and Back: Or the Precarious Relation between Apriorism and Empiricism; by Jana S. Rošker.- There and Back Again: On Li Zehou's (Anti-)Philosophy and the Lure of the Beyond; by Ady Van den Stock.- The Moral Self and Its Relations; by Robert A. Carleo III.- Toward a Confucian Account of Social Reality: Yang Guorong on Ritual and Humanization: by Tim Connolly.- Philosophy Without Borders: Yang Guorong, Dao, and World Philosophy; by Sharon Small.- History and Meaning in Yang Guorong's Concrete Metaphysics; by Daniel Sarafinas.- Concrete Metaphysics: A New Development in the Jin-Feng Lineage of Modern Chinese Philosophy; by Yu Zhenhua ???.- Getting the Most Out of Ames: On Strategic-Pragmatic Elements of Amesian Confucianism; by Geir Sigurðsson.- A Feminist Tribute to Roger T. Ames: Hybridity and Inclusivity; by Li-Hsiang Lisa Rosenlee.- Are Confucian Roles Gendered? Going Beyond the Comparison of East-West Gender Theories; by Sydney Morrow.- The Strangeness of Others and the Critique of Social Structures: Learning from Ames's Yiduobufen; by Robin R. Wang.- An Amesian Solution to the Posterity Problem; by Martin Schönfeld.
