Index of Names and Subjects*
Allwood, C. M.
195
Ames, Roger
128, 252, 265n, 295n, 413n, 415–6n, 421–2n
Analects 《論語》 (Lun-Yü)
19n, 42, 75n, 289–90, 302n, 305n, 328, 335n,376–77, 413–6, 418–9, 421–2, 424–5, 473–92
analytic
philosophy / methodological approach
2–12, 21–29, 283, passim
vs. correlative thinking
,
see thinking
Andow, James
196
Aristotle/Aristotelian
119, 122, 263–4
Armstrong, D. M.
72n
Asay, Jamin
342n, 359
Aurelius, Marcus
528–9, 531
Austin, J. L.
474n, 491n
Baillargeon, R.
177n
Barton, John
208n
being
,
see existence
Benveniste, Émile
263n
Bickerton, D.
463n
Black, Max
514
Bloom, Alfred H.
478, 480–1
Bloom, P.
183n
Bloomfield, L
54
Brasoveanu, A.
225n
Braun, David
233n
Brons, Lajos L.
11n, 39–40, 322–32, 341–70
Bruya, Brian
532
Buddhism
297, 407
Cappelen, Herman
15n, 36, 187–8, 196, 224
Carnap, Rudolf
403–5
Chan, Wing-tsit 陳榮捷 (Chen Rong-jie)
49n, 52n, 416n, 447n, 459–60n
Cheng, Chung-ying 成中英 (Cheng Zhong-ying)
50n, 63, 86n, 128, 145n
Cheng, Xuanying 成玄英
440, 443
Chinese / Chinese language, passim
.
language
ancient/classical
22–3
grammatical and syntactic structures of
124–58, 170–85, 474–513
modern
22–3
name / subject
,
see name
predicate
,
see predication / predicate
semantic-syntactic-structure of
26–7, 49–198, 247–82
Chinese philosophy, passim
Chmielewski, Janusz
50, 63, 86n
Chomsky, N.
463n
Chong, Kim-chong 庄錦章 (Zhuang Jin-zhang)
518n, 522n, 526
Chu, Zhaohua 儲昭華
12n, 41–2, 429–45
Cikoski, John S.
173n
commensurability/incommensurability
530
comparative philosophy/doing philosophy comparatively, passim
constructive-engagement strategy
1–14
and passim
of language (doing philosophy of language comparatively), passim
complementarity/compementary
6, 23–8
direct
23, 27
indirect
25–8
conceptual scheme
247–90, 467–8
conceptualism / conceptualist
126, 144–5n
as modest nominalism
,
see nominalism
Confucianism 儒家 (Ru, Ru-Jia, Ru School)
376–80, 430, 441.
Confucius
Neo-Confucianism (Song-Ming 宋-明 Confucianism)
270
Confucius 孔子 (Kong Zi; given name ‘Qiu’ 丘)
7n, 19n, 41, 77n, 265, 289–90, 305n, 311, 328, 335n, 372, 376–7, 380, 385, 403–26, 473–92
‘Confucius’ as a sample proper name
73–5
“Continental” philosophy
10–2, 41, 403–28.
Heidegger
contradiction/contradictory
25–8
convention / conventional
236–42
correlative way of thinking
,
see thinking
cosmology
248–62
Crane, Tim
72n, 104n
Creel, Herrlee
447–8
cross-tradition engagement in philosophy
,
see comparative philosophy
dao道
264, 415–6, 430, 441–4, 446–64, 466–8, 521, 531n, 533
Dao-De-Jing《道德經》(Tao Te Ching / Lao-tzu)
11, 11n, 41–3, 262, 414, 444, 446–64, 466–8
opening statements (道可道非常道, 名可名非常名)
41–2, 446–68
Daoism 道家
7n, 429–44, 446–64, 446–8, 520–3, 525n, 526–34
Davidson, Donald
3, 4n, 36–38, 42, 206–7, 207n, 247, 255–6, 260–2, 267, 269, 273–4, 283–90
Principle of Charity
36–38, 269, 273–4, 277–90, 342, 344, 359–62, 418n, 473–7, 483–92, 514–20, 523, 533–4
de 德
425
De Blanc, Molly
191
de re and de dicto belief (report)
233–5
Dennett, Daniel
174
Derrida, Jacques
222–3, 223n, 252, 267
description
163–4n.
non-singular name
Deutsch, Harry
92n, 99n
Devitt, Michael
188, 192–3, 197
Dong, Zhongshu 董仲舒
303–4
Donnellan, Keith
111, 113–4
Dummett, Michael
42, 474–5, 483–5, 489–90, 492n
Eberle, Rolf
4n
epistemology
19n.
truth
equilibrium
.
see harmony
existence / modes of existence
50, 63–5, 124–46
holographic
128
mereological (part-whole)
50, 63–5, 124–46
Farkas, D.
225n
Feldman, Richard
4n
Feyerabend, P. K.
256
Field, Hartry
344n
Fine, Kit
107
Fingarette, Herbet
265
Forke, Alfred
310, 311n
Fraser, Chris
96n, 131n, 148n
Frege, Gottlob / Fregean
70, 103, 112, 114–8, 188
Fung, Yiu-ming 馮耀明 (Feng Yao-ming)
37–8, 49, 63, 86n, 96n, 135, 145n, 269–83, 289–90
Fung, Yu-lan 馮友蘭 (Feng You-lan)
49–50, 50n, 52n, 63, 86n, 135, 145n
Gamut, L. T. F.
159n
Gao, Shu-fan
416n, 424n
Geach, P. T.
92–3, 99n, 159–60n
Global philosophy
17–30. Also see world philosophy
Gongsun, Long 公孫龍 / Gong-Sun-Long-Zi 《公孫龍子》
7n, 11, 32–3, 49–65, 70, 85–94, 99n, 107n, 114, 117–8, 121–3, 135–6n, 144–5n, 158, 159–60n, 165, 279, 320, 372–6, 379–80, 385, 440
due place of reality
375–6
“White-Horse-Not-Horse” argumentation
49–65, 85–94
collection-whole-conceptualist interpretation
50, 64–5, 85–94
individualist interpretation
49–65, 86n
mass-stuff interpretation
50, 64, 86n, 127–30
universalist interpretation
49–50, 86n
semantic sensitivity / truth-concern approach
85–94
Graham, Angus, C.
37–8, 49n, 50n, 52–3n, 96n, 247–68, 269–82, 283, 289–90, 455, 478n, 505
Grice, H. P.
113, 122n, 200–3, 212, 221n, 224n
Guan, Xiechu
175n
Guo, Qingfan
440, 443
Guo, Xiang 郭象
440
Gupta, Anil
147n, 298n
Hacking, Ian
492n
Hadot, Pierre
528
Hall, David L.
128, 252, 265n, 295n, 415n
Han, Zhenhua 韓振華
148n
Hansen, Chad
50, 50n, 64, 86n, 96n, 127–30, 136–43, 146, 148n, 173, 260, 278n, 279–80, 295n, 478–81, 499, 506–13
Harbsmeier, Christoph
50n, 53, 53n, 128–30, 133–4, 148n, 260, 262, 490, 510
harmony
,
see he 和
he 和 (harmony)
520, 526–30
Hegel, G. W. F.
414
Heidegger, Martin
41, 403–28
Horwich, Paul
344n
Hu, Shih 胡適
49, 52n, 63
Huang, Zaijun
175n
Hui, Zi 惠子 (Hui Shi 惠施)
429–42
idealism
343
identity
49–65, 85–103
relative
162n, 160, 160n
inference
,
see logic/logical
interpretation
201–223, 224–43, 247–90.
meaning and understanding
intuition
187–98
Inwood, Brad
530
ISCWP (International Society for Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Philosophy)
3, 36n
Ivanhoe, Philip J.
460n
Jackman, Henry
192
Jackson, Frank
83n, 116–8, 147n
Jakobson, Roman
250, 270, 272, 272n
Jenkins, Keith
223n
jing 靜
527n
Johnson, Mark
516–9, 523–4, 527n, 534
jun-zi 君子
425
Kaplan, D.
224n, 231–4
Kierkegaard, Søren
406
Kövecses, Zoltan
525
Krausz, Michael
4n
Krifka, M.
50n, 153n, 158n, 160n
Kripke, Saul/Kripkean
70, 78n, 103, 106n, 113–4, 118–23, 147n, 187–92, 466, 451n
Kuhn, Thomas, S.
256–7, 267
Lakoff, George
516–9, 523–4, 527n, 534
language, passim
Chinese ideographic
2, 26–7, passim
communicative practice
grammatical approach
473–513
in action / use
,
see pragmatic
meaning
,
see meaning
natural
1–2, 26–7, passim
acquire
171–2
philosophy of, passim
phonetic
2, 26–7
poetry
404–26
relation to thought and reality
49–198, 201–43, 247–91, 295–399
syntactic-semantic structure of
26–7, 49–198, 247–82
speech acts of
,
see pragmatic
speech forms of
“great speech” vs. “small speech”
429–44
Lao, Zi 老子 (Lao Tzu; given name ‘Dan’ 聃) / Lao-Zi《老子》
11, 11n, 41–3, 262, 407 414, 444, 446–64, 466–8
the Dao-De-Jing
Lau, D. C.
266, 447n
Legge, James
417n, 418n, 420n, 425n
Lemay, Ghyslaine
524
Lepore, Ernest
15n, 30n, 35–6, 36n, 224–43, 492n, 533
Lewis, David
65, 143–4, 236–9, 238n-40n, 242
li 理 (reason, principle)
248–9
Li, Zhi 李贄
489
Liang, Qichao 梁啟超
434
linguistics/linguistic, passim
.
language
Linsky, Leonard
111, 114n
Liu, Peiyu 劉培育
96n
Livengood, Jonathan
191
Locke, John
114–8
logic/logical
1, 33, 94–103, 158–65, 247–82
inference
70, 94–103
modal
147
paradox
49–65
pre-
247–68
predicate
33, 158–65
Lu, Yiwei 盧以緯
489–90n
Lü, Shu-xiang 呂叔湘
132
Ludwig, Kirk
233n, 533
Lun Yü 《論語》
.
see Analects
Luo, Ji 羅驥
482n
Lynch, Michael
297n, 300, 304n, 315–8, 342, 346–50
Lycan, William
451n
Machery, Edouard
189, 191–2
Mallon, Ron
189
Martin, C. B.
72n
McLeod, Alexus
39–40, 295–339, 341, 349–71, 381–8, 394–6
Makeham, John
303–4
Mareschal, D.
177n
Martí, Genoveva
191
Martinich, Aloysius P.
4n, 11n, 30n, 35, 36n, 201–23, 474n
meaning
31–6, 201–43.
reference
as significance
201–23
“building-block” theory of
271
communicative
201–23
cross-contextual
31, 35–6, 201–43
holist theory of
271
referential
31–4, 69–169.
reference
stimulus
284
what is said
224–43
Mei, Jianhua 梅劍華
34, 187–98
Mei, Tsu-lin 梅祖麟
132
Mencius 孟子 (Meng Zi; given name ‘Ke’ 軻) / Mencius 《孟子》
302n, 310, 312, 414
metaphysics
,
see exsitence
metaphor
2, 43, 265, 270, 514–536
preconditions
43
methodology (method), passim
analytic
.
see analytic
comparative
.
see comparative philosophy
constructive-engagement
1–43
guiding principle
5–6, 8–10, 18–30
adeqaute (adequacy condition) vs. inadeqaute
8–10, 14–30
instrumental
8
perspective
6–9, 18–30
eligible vs. ineligible
6–7, 14–30
Mill, John Stuart/Millian
70, 103, 118–23, 149n
Mohism 墨家
70, 85, 94–103, 107n, 279, 320, 441
Later
94–103, 253, 266, 279
monism / monist
,
see monist account of truth
Morris, Michael
115n
Morton, Adam
4n
Mou, Bo 牟博
1–45, 50, 64–5, 69–169, 172n, 283–91, 299n, 301, 322–3, 332–39, 347, 361n, 365, 369, 371–99, 444, 446–69
Moeller, Hans-Georg
533
Murray, M.
405n
Nagarjuna
407
name / referring name [as a semantic-syntactic category] / noun [as a grammatical category
in natural languages], passim
collective (non-singuar name)
33, 64–5, 124–58
as semantic-syntactic strucutre of common nouns
common
33, 64, 69–71, 75–6, 86–94
descriptive
,
(definite) description
non-singular
163–4n
singualr
163–4n
hexagram
33, 70, 80–5
in use
49–65, 69–165, 187–98, 248–67, 274–81, 509–13
mass
64–5, 127–30, 136–43
non-singular (common/collective name and non-singular definite description)
,
see collective name, common and definite description
plural
51, 53, 55–65
proper
73–5
rectification
7n, 374–80
semantic-syntactic strucutre of
33
singular (proper name and singular definite description)
Needham, Joseph
249
Nichols, Shaun
189
nominalism/nominalist
126, 144–5n, 146
conceptualism as modest
,
see conceptualism
Nozick, Robert
192
Nussbaum, Martha
525n
Nylan, Michael
311n, 330, 334n
object
18–9, 18–9n, 22, 72, 161–2
as referents
,
see reference/referent
thin vs. thick
72, 72n, 162n
Olivola, Christopher Y.
191
ontology
,
see existence
Peng, Feng
416
perspectivism
substantive
324, 342–5 371, 380.
truth
Peyraube, Alain
175
philosophy, passim
comparative
,
see comparative philosophy
of language, passim
of mind
1.
language (relation to thought and reality)
moral (ethics)
1
Pinker, Steven
171n, 177n
Plato/Platonic
19n, 86n, 125–6, 128, 130, 135, 135–6n, 145n, 146, 396
pluralism/pluralist
approach to truth
.
truth
high-order-property-seeking
394
rooted vs. rootless
371–98
Polanyi, Michael
514, 518n, 522n
pragmatism/pragmatic
15–8, 15–7n, 19–24, 42, 73n, 74n, 106n, 114, 148, 407, 473–513, 514–34.
speech
predication/predicate
2, 73–6, 73–4n, 78, 78n, 79n
“subject-perspective” account of
73–4n
Priest, Graham
159n
Prosch, Harry
514
Puett, Michael
24–5n
Putnam, Hilary
106n, 119–23, 188
qi 氣 (ch’i, vital energies)
48–9, 53, 248–9, 260, 525
Quine, W. V.
19n, 119–21, 180, 208n, 284
Quinn, P. C.
177n
Quirk, R.
54
realism
anti-, 343
.
idealism
regarding universals
Aristotelian immanent
,
see Aristotle
conceptualist
,
see conceptualism
nominalist
,
see nominalism
Platonic
,
see Platonism
reality
,
shi 實
reason
187–8, 195–8
reasoning
,
see logic
Reding, Jean-Paul
264
reference/referent/isuue of reference
31–4, 69–169,
semantics/semantic meaning, and relationship between language, thought and reality
denotative (descriptive)
451–4, 457–63
(rigid) designation
106n, 147, 451n, 453–5, 457–63, 466–7
double-reference
33, 38, 289–90, 467–8
semantic-whole
64–5, 103–14, 149
specific-part
103–14
relativism
linguistic
247–68
ren 仁 (humaneness, humanity)
414–6
Richards, I. A.
514
Rieman, F.
50n
Robins, Dan
173
Rosemont, Henry
251n, 265, 413n, 415–6n, 421–2n
Russell, James
524
Russell, Bertrand
188
Ryle, Gilbert
257, 267
Schnieder, Benjamin
343n
Searle, John R.
3, 201n, 514–20 523, 534
semantics/semantic
15–8, 15–7n, 19–24, 31–6, 49–198, 224–43
content
228–36
truth
295–398.
truth
Shapiro, Lawrence
517n
shen-ming 神明 (spiritual light)
520
Sher, Gila
324–5
Shun, Kwong-loi 信廣來 (Xin Guang-lai)
4n
shi 實
7n, 39–40, 296–320, 324–38
Sider, Theodore
4n, 159n
Siderits, Mark
298n
Skinner, Quentin
222, 222n
Slingerland, Edward
521
Slobin, D.
183
Socrates
19n, 290
speakable
vs. unspeakable/ineffable
40–2, 403–68
speech
acts
,
see pragmatic
forms of
,
see language
mood and force
473–92
Spelke
177n
Stanley, Jason
83n
Stich, Stephen P.
189
Stojnic, Una
35–6, 224–43
Stoicism
514, 525n, 528–32
Stone, Matthew
233n, 239n
Strauss, Leo
208n
Strawson, P. F.
474, 474n
sublation
23–4
Sytsma, Justin
191
tai-ji 太極 (Supreme Ultimate)
128
tai-xü 太虛 (Supreme Void)
248
Takaki, Kyle
43, 514–36
Tarski, Alfred
4n, 296n, 298n, 345, , 359, 390–1
Tennesen, M.
179n
thinking
analytic vs. correlative
251–80
pre-logical vs. logical
247–68, 269–82
Thompson, K. O.
50n
tian 天 (heaven) / tian-dao 天道
78, 303, 413–5, 423
Tieszen, Richard
11n
truth / truths / true
4n, 18n, 19, 19n, 38–40, 127n, 149n, 254, 264, 295–398, 423.
semantic and reference
Buddhist “double-truth” (“two-truths”) account of
297
coherence account of
296, 298, 342
correspndence account of
296, 298, 324–5, 342–3, 346
definition of
365–7, 370
deflationist account of (deflationism)
296, 342–5
logical
264
maker
343–6, 364, 367
monist (unifying) account of
298–9, 320.
rooted (unifying) pluralist account
moral
264
philosophical issue of
18n, 396
pluralist account of (pluralism about, alethic pluralism)
296–320, 346–62, 364–70, 371–92
collective-principled (platitudes)
300–1, 304n, 315, 317–8
rooted (unifying)
371, 380–92,
perspectivism, substantive
high-order-principled / second-order-property-principled
297n, 298, 300–20, 371
pragmatist account of
296, 298, 342–3
pre-theoretic understanding of (capturing the way things are)
7, 19n, 23n, 127n, 372–3, 388–9
primitivist account of (primitivism)
342, 345–6, 359, 366–70
semantic/semantic notion of
295–398
substantive account of (substantivism)
324, 342–5
understanding, passim
cross-contextual
201–23, 224–43
cross-tranditon
247–68, 269–82, 283–90
Van Gogh, Vincent
408–9
Van Norden, Bryan
295–6n
Wang, Chong 王充 (Wang Ch’ung)
39–40, 263, 295–391
Wang, Fuzhi 王夫之
442–3
Wang, Lianqing
175, 175n
Wang, Yang-ming 王陽明 (given name ‘Shou-ren’ 守仁)
436–7
Western philosophy
1–12 and passim
Wheeler, Samuel
360
Whorf, Benjamin L.
255
Wiggins, D.
93n
Williams, Bernard
491
Williamson, Timothy
192, 194
Willman, Marshall D.
33, 140n, 170–86
Wilson, Neil
284
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
267, 364, 403–7, 414–5, 419, 423
Wong, David B. 黃百銳 (Huang, Bai-rui),
284–5
word 辭 / linguistic expression
individualizer
137–42.
measure
noun
,
see name / noun
empty (particle) 虛詞
504–8
measure (sortal, classifier, individualizer)
55n, 64,137–42, 170–83
predicate
,
see predication
subject
,
see reference
world
actual
146, 147n, 147–8
possible
147n
relation between language, thought and
,
see language
-view
43, 530–4
Wright, Crispin
297n, 300–1, 304n, 315, 317–8, 324–5, 342, 346–50
wu 無 (to have not, nonbeing)
128
Xiao, Yang 蕭陽
42, 473–513
xin 心 (heart, mind, heart-mind)
520–2, 524–6, 529–30
xing 性 (predispositions of the heart, nature)
416–9, 421–6
Xu, Fuguan 徐復觀
434
Xu, Gan 徐幹
302–4
Xu, Yuanchong 許淵沖
417n
Xun, Zi 荀子 (Hsün Tzu; given name ‘Kuang’ 況) / Xun-Zi 《荀子》
372, 378–80, 385, 414
yan 言
,
see speech
Yang, Bojun 楊伯峻
477n
Yi, Byeong-uk
33, 49–68, 87n, 140n, 144–5n
Yi-Jing 《易經》/Yi-Jing philosophy
80–5, 262
yin-yang 陰陽
128, 248, 251–2, 262, 271–2
Yu, Ning
520–521, 524–5, 527
Zhang, Dongsun 張東遜
496, 500–6, 507–8n, 508, 512–3
Zhang, Xianglong 張祥龍
10n, 41–2, 403–28
Zhang, Zai 張載 (Chang Tsai)
248
zheng-ming 正名 (rectification of names)
7n, 374-80.
name
Zhou, Youguang 周有光
496, 506–8, 512–3
Zhu, Xi 朱熹 (Chu Hsi)
Zhuang, Zi 莊子 (Chuang Tzu; given name ‘Zhou’ 周) / Zhuang-Zi 《莊子》
12, 12n, 19n, 41–2, 252, 334, 407, 429–444, 522n, 527, 532