Comparative Interpretation,\u201d a book chapter be forthcoming in Huang Chung-Chieh and
Krill Thompson, eds. Intercultural Zhu Xi Neo-Confucianism<\/em>, New York: SUNY (State
University of New York) Press. Expected to be published by Dec. 2024 or spring 2025
(the final state of proofreading and editing was completed in spring 2024).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u2022 Edward Y. J. Chung, \u201cEssentials of Yi Toegye\u2019s Korean Confucian Thought: A Textual, \u2022 Edward Y. J. Chung, \u201cEssentials of <\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n \u2022 Jung-Yeup Kim (with co-writer S. Choi), \u201cThe Development of the Philosophy of Gi <\/em>\u6c23 in \u2022 Bongrae Seok (Dr. Chung\u2019s KS Lab project co-researcher), \u201cToegye and Gobong: The \u2022 Bongrae Seok, \u201cThe Philosophy and Moral Psychology of the Simseol Debate,\u201d a ARTICLES BEING PREPARED<\/strong> (for review and publication):<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u2022 Edward Y. J. Chung, \u201cKorean Confucianism and Religious-Cultural Assimilation: \u2740 \u2740 \u2740 \u2740 \u2740<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Six peer-reviewed book chapters are forthcoming in two edited volumes in Philosophy and Religious Studies by three leading N. American and international publishers as follows: \u2022 Edward Y. J. Chung, \u201cYi Toegye on Self-cultivation: A Korean Neo-Confucian and Comparative … Continue reading
Comparative, and Contemporary Interpretation,\u201d a scholarly book chapter article
forthcoming in Halla Kim\u2019s edited volume, The Oxford<\/em> Handbook of Korean Philosophy <\/em>
(under contract and to be peer-reviewed). Estimated publication date: Feb. 2025.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jeong Hagok\u2019s Korean Yangming
Confucian Thought: A Textual,
Comparative, and Contemporary
Interpretation.\u201d a major book
chapter article forthcoming in Halla
Kim\u2019s edited volume, The Oxford <\/em>
Handbook of<\/em> Korean Philosophy <\/em>(under
contract and to be peer-reviewed).
Tentative publication time: Feb. 2025.
\u2022 Jung-Yeup Kim ((Dr. Chung\u2019s KS Lab
project co-researcher), \u201cChinese
Philosophy in Korea,\u201d a forthcoming
chapter in a 3-volume anthology, Selusi
Ambrogio and Dawid Rogacz, eds.,
Chinese Philosophy and Its Thinkers: <\/em>
From Ancient Times to the Present <\/em>
Day<\/em>. Bloomsbury Press, expected
publication date: fall 2024.<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/projects.upei.ca\/cks\/files\/2024\/09\/CKS_KS-Banner.png\")
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the Late Joseon Confucianism: The Cases of Hong Daeyong and Choe Hangi,\u201d a book
chapter forthcoming in Halla Kim\u2019s edited volume, The Oxford<\/em> Handbook of Korean <\/em>
Philosophy <\/em>(under contract and to be peer-reviewed). estimated publication date: Mar.
2025.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Four-Seven Debate,\u201d a forthcoming chapter in Halla Kim\u2019s edited volume, The Oxford<\/em>
Handbook of Korean Philosophy <\/em>(under contract and to be peer-reviewed). estimated
publication date: Feb. 2025.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
forthcoming chapter in Halla Kim\u2019s edited volume, The Oxford<\/em> Handbook of Korean <\/em>
Philosophy <\/em>(under contract). estimated publication date: Feb. 2025.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ancestral Rites and Confucian-Christian and Interreligious Dialogue,\u201d the revised and
updated version of my invited special talk given at the University of Utah\u2019s International
Symposium on Religious Conflict and Coexistence in the Korean Context, University of
Utah Alumni House, Apr. 11\u201312, 2024, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA (hosted and sponsored
by the U. of Utah and Seoul National University\u2019s Religious Studies department).<\/p>\n\n\n\n