Dan Lin Professor

Research Interests:

Phenomenology, Comparative Philosophy, Chinese Philosophy

Bio:

PhD, Foreign Philosophy, Peking University (2005)

MA, Chinese Philosophy, East China Normal University (2001)

BA, Physics, University of Science and Tecnology of China (1985)

(1) Why Is “Innate Knowing” Beyond Good and Evil? Ethics Research, 2013，4

(2) On “One-Continuity” in Jiang Qing’s Confucian Thought, The Renaissance of

Confucianism in Contemporary China，Springer, America, 2011

(3) Mind and Matter in Horizon, Jiangsu Social Science, 2010，2

(4) A Phenomenological Interpretation of Wang Yangmin’s thought of “the

Unity of Knowing and Doing”, History of Chinese Philosophy, 2008，1

(5) Life and Interpretation, JiangHai, 2007，4

(6) Why is “Being” a Question of Phenomenology Itself? Jiangsu Social Science

2006，3

(1) A Phenomenological Interpretation of Wang Yangmin Philosophy, Guangming Daily Publishing House, 2012,12

(2) Contemporary Western Philosophy, Renming Publishing House, 2007,8

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