Confucianism for the Contemporary World

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Preface
Kristin Stapleton

Introduction: Confucianism for the Contemporary World
Tze-ki Hon

Part I: Capitalism and the Global Order

1. Global Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics
Fang Keli's New Confucian Research Project (1986-1995)
Tze-ki Hon

2. Confucianism, Community, Capitalism
Chen Lai and the Spirit of Max Weber
Els van Dongen

3. Realizing Tianxia
Traditional Values and China's Foreign Policy
Daniel A. Bell

4. Confucianism to Save the World
Tongdong Bai

Part II: Political Plurality and Civil Society

5. Building Democracy
The Theory and Practice of Contemporary New Confucianism
Ming-huei Lee

6. Self-Restriction and Progressive Confucianism
Stephen C. Angle

7. Confucianism and Civil Society
The New Meanings of "Inner Sage" and "Outer King"
An-wu Lin

8. A Mission Impossible?
Mou Zongsan's Attempt to Rebuild Morality in the Modern Age
Ke Sheng

9. The Challenge of Totalitarianism
Lessons from Tang Junyi's Political Philosophy
Thomas Fröhlich

10. A Critique of Colonialism and Capitalism
Tang Junyi's Views on Plurality and Openness
Hok Yin Chan

Part III: Social Responsibility and Social Action

11. Worshipping Ancestors in Modern China
Confucius and the Yellow Emperor as Icons of Chinese Identity
Marc Andre Matten

12. The Chinese Media's Campaign for Confucianism
Motivations, Implications, and Problems
Junhao Hong, Miao Liu, and Wen Huang

Epilogue
Beyond New Confucianism
Expanding the Contemporary Rudao
John H. Berthrong

Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index