E-BOOK
 Christian Krijnen & Chung-ying Cheng (eds.)

 Philosophical Methodology in Classical Chinese and
 German Philosophy
 From the foreword:
 The last decade or so has seen the emergence of a fruitful cooperation
 between German and Chinese scholars. The relationships
 between classical Chinese philosophy and classical German philosophy
 are being scrutinized during conferences which have taken
 place both in Germany and China. Initially, the issues under discussion
 were of a doctrinal nature. A conference in Cologne in 2011
 dealt with the foundations of knowledge and ethics in Chinese
 and European philosophy (published as Metaphysical Foundations
 of Knowledge and Ethics in Chinese and European Philosophy, eds. Yi
 Guo, Sasa Josifovic, and Asuman Lätzer-Lasar, Paderborn 2013). In
 2012, Foundations of Reason and Morality in Confucianism and German
 Idealism were discussed at a conference in Tutzing (published as
 volume no.15 in the book series World Philosophies in Dialogue, eds.
 Claudia Bickmann † and Michael Spieker, Nordhausen 2020). In
 the course of these explorations, it turned out that Chinese and
 German philosophy have a surprising amount of fundamental
 philosophical themes in common. ...