The first English-language translation of an important figure in modern Confucian thought.

Front Matter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- A Note on Language -- Preface -- Introduction -- Autographical Essays -- My Life of Study -- The End of Democratic Review -- Mourning My Enemy, Mourning My Friend -- Ethical and Political Thought -- Two Layers of the Chinese Political Problem -- The Construction and Advancement of Ruist Political Thought -- The Fundamental Character of the Ruist Spirit, Its Limitations, and Its Rebirth -- The Chinese Way of Governance -- Between Academia and Politics -- The Culture of the Heart-Mind -- The Creation of the Chinese Free Society -- The Ruist Distinction between Cultivating Oneself and Governing Others and Its Significance -- Why Oppose Liberalism? -- The Fundamental Structure of Mengzi's Political Thought and the Problem of Rule of Man and Rule of Law -- The Origin of Kongzi's Idea of Rule by Virtue -- The Question of Ruist and Daoist Personal Cultivation in Literature -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

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