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The Study of Chinese Philosophy in the U.S.: The Discussion Continues

A discussion launched on this blog a couple of years ago is now continuing in the pages of one of the fall 2008 APA Newsletters here. Manyul Im, a scholar of Chinese philosophy at Fairfield University whose comments stimulated the initial discussion, is hosting further discussion at his blog.

Posted by Brian Leiter on October 08, 2008 at 03:03 PM in Issues in the Profession, Philosophy in the News, What is Philosophy? | Permalink

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