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Thursday, 12 February 2009 14:22
 
  • Xiang Shiling
  • Ph.D., Professor, Superviser of Ph.D. Candidate
  • Research Field: History of Chinese philosophy
Professor XIANG Shiling，Male，was born in Nanchong, Sichuan of China, on January 31, 1955. He received his Ph. D degree from Renmin University of China in 1993. He has been a professor of philosophy at the department of Philosophy, Renmin University of China since 2001. His academic specialties include the history of Chinese philosophy especially the Confucianism and the relationships among Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. His main books include:
History of Learning in the Wei, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties of China (2004); Changes-----the Quintessence series of Chinese Philosophical Categories (2000); The prize-winning Beyond the Good and the Evil­­­­­­­­------Hu Hong· School of Nature· Neo-Confucianism (2000) ; Annotations on “Qiushu” (1994); On “Heaven” in Confucianism (1991, S. XIANG and Y. FENG). Co-author:The prize-winningStudy of Chinese Ancient Philosophy (1998)；Heaven------the Quintessence series of Chinese Philosophical Categories (1996).Editor in chief and Co-author: Chinese Philosophy Writing to the Public (2004);. The Story of Wisdom ( 2002); The Wisdom of Chinese Philosophy ( 2000). At the same time, he published numerous excellent papers of which many were reprinted and quoted by other publications. XIANG’s new book reinterpreting the History of Neo-Confucianism of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Among the Li, Qi, Xing and Xin------the Distinctions of the Schools of Neo-Confucianism and the Four schools, will be published in this year.
Professor XIANG’s Part-time Jobs: Associate chief editor in the Journal of History of Chinese Philosophy (Quarterly) which is sponsored by the Society of History of Chinese Philosophy; Advisor in the Journal of Chinese Philosophy (Periodical Monthly) in China Renda Social Sciences Information Center (CRSSIC); A member of the executive council of International Confucian Association (ICA); A member of the executive council of the Society of History of Chinese Philosophy; A member of the executive council of Beijing Society of Philosophy.
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