Keywords: Confucianism, Chinese Classical Thought, Taoism, Gender Studies on Chinese Traditions, Confucianism and Human Rights, Global Philosophy
Classical chinese thought
- Analysis and translation of classical Confucian texts: works of Xunzi
- Different Voices in the Confucian Way: Lunyu, Mengzi, Xunzi
- Analysis and translation of ancient taoist sources: Neiye
- Reinterpretations of the ancient Confucianism, in the light of contemporary hermeneutical perspectives
- Confucianism and New Confucianism as a topic of global philosophy and intercultural debates
- Religious dimensions in Chinese Classical Thought: the Topic of Tian (Heaven)
- Spiritual dimensions in Chinese Classical Thought: the Topic of Shen and Shenming
- Ethics and Politics in Chinese Classical Thought: neisheng and waiwang
- Man Like God: Theomorphic and Demiurgic Powers of the Human Beings in Ancient Chinese Thought
- Conflict and Harmony in Chinese Classical Thought
- “Humanity” (ren) in Chinese Classical Thought
Classical chinese thought in contemporary hermeneutical debates, tradition and modernity in contemporary China
- Chinese Classical Thought and Global Philosophy
- Confucianism and Human Rights: new perspectives
- Sources in Ancient Chinese Traditions for an ethical consensus between cultures
- East and West, modernity and tradition in Chinese contemporary cultural debates about "chinese identity" (zhonghuaxing)
- Definitions of Death in Ancient and Contemporary China
- Cultural and religious minorities in China: Muslims and Christians
- Gender Studies' perspectives on Taoist and Confucian Traditions
- Women in the Literature of Chinese Migration