Traditional Korean philosophy problems and debates - Back, Youngsun 1974-; Ivanhoe, P. J. (London Rowman & Littlefield International, 2017)
From structure to action: the concepts of 'substance' (che) and 'function' (yong) in Gwon Geun's philosophy / Halla Kim -- Another look at Yi Hwang's views about li and qi: a case of time-lag in the transmission of Chinese originals to Korea / Yung Sik Kim -- The li-qi: structures of the four beginnings and the seven emotions and the aim of the four-seven debates / Hyoungchan Kim -- Yi Yulgok and his contributions to Korean confucianism: a non-dualistic approach / Young-chan Ro -- Human nature and animal nature: the horak debate and its philosophical significance / Richard Kim -- Jeong Yakyong's post neo-confucianism / So-Yi Chung -- The lord on high (sangje) in Jeong Yakyong's thought / Soon-woo Chung -- How do sages differ from the rest of us? the views of Zhu Xi and Jeong Yakyong / Youngsun Back -- The way to become a female sage: Im Yunjidang's confucian feminism / Sungmoon Kim -- Burdens of modernity: Baek Seonguk and the formation of modern Korean Buddhist philosophy / Jin Y. Park.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-234) index.
Keywords: Philosophy, Korean; Buddhism; Philosophy, Confucian