文明论的历史哲学（全三册）

目.录
文明论的历史哲学
导.论
第一章.从思辨的历史哲学、批判/分析的历史哲学 到文明论的历史哲学
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导论./ 001
第一章. 从思辨的历史哲学、批判/分析的历史哲学到文明论的历史哲学
第一节. 历史哲学的类型与文明论的历史哲学./ 012
第二节. 多元文明互动视野下主体与文明的不同关联
形式./ 050
第一编.历史普遍性的重构：从超越普遍性到具体普遍性
第二章.西方文明视域中的普遍历史话语及其病理
第一节. 历史沧桑感与历史生存的悖谬处境./ 071
第二节. 西方思想中的“普遍历史”规划./ 080
第三节. 历史作为“大写的基督”./ 102
第四节. 黑格尔：神人之间的精神辩证法./ 118
第五节. 历史的贬抑与普遍历史的文明论病理./ 145
第三章.历史普遍性的重建：儒家思想视野中的“历史文化宇宙”
第一节. 事与史./ 189
第二节. 事与道./ 228
第三节. 道与时./ 294
第四节. “理势合一”：作为世界历史精神的“天心”./ 336
第五节. 天经·地义·人情：“历史普遍性”的三元组构./ 389
第二编.世界历史进程.论：从“自由为本”到“天下归仁”
第四章.自由理念与西方的世界历史进程叙事
第一节. 自由与西方世界历史叙事的终极理念./ 427
第二节. 多元文明的线性处理：黑格尔论世界历史进程./ 438
第三节. 自由的理念与世界历史的普遍人性地基./ 474
第五章.“天下归仁”：梁漱溟与世界历史进程的儒家叙事
第一节. 作为“中国问题”与“世界问题”的东西文化
问题./ 503
第二节. 终极无为宇宙图景中的生活意义问题./ 519
第三节. 人生路向与文明类型：梁漱溟历史哲学中的“人”
“文”交构./ 544
第四节. “天下归仁”：世界历史进程的儒家叙事./ 574
目.录
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1. From Speculative Philosophy of History, Critical/
Analytic Philosophy of History to THE Philosophy of History WITH CIVILIZATIONAL APPROACH
1.1. Types of Philosophy of History and the Philosophy of History with Civilizational Approach  / 012
1.2. Different Forms of Relationship of Subjects and Civilizations in the Perspective of Multi-civilization Interaction  / 050
Part 1.ReconstructiNG of Historical 
Universality: From TRANSCENDENTAL Universality to Concrete Universality
Chapter 2. The DiscourseS of Universal History in Western Civilization and Its Pathology 
2.1. The Sense of Historical Vicissitudes and the Paradoxical Situation of Historical Existence  / 071
2.2. The Project of “Universal History” in Western Thought  / 080
2.3. History as Christ Written Large  / 102
2.4. Hegel: Spiritual Dialectics between “God and Man”  / 118
2.5. The Depreciation of History and the Pathology of “Universal History”  / 145
Chapter 3. Reconstruction of the Universality of History: 
the “Historical and Cultural Cosmos” in the CONFUCIAN Perspective
3.1. Events and History  / 189
3.2. Events and “Dao”  / 228
3.3. “Dao” and Time  / 294
3.4. “Unity of Rationality and Potential”: “Tianxin” as the Spirit of World History  / 336
3.5. The Triadic Structure of “Historical Universality”: Way of Tian, Norms on the Earth and Affection of Human Being  / 389
Part 2.THEORY OF WORLD HISTORICAL PROCESS: 
FROM THE “UNFOLDING OF FREEDOM” TO THE “FULFILMENT OF HUMANITY”
Chapter 4. The Idea of Freedom and the Western Narrative 
of the World History Process
4.1. Freedom as the Ultimate Idea of World History in Western Civilization  / 427
4.2. The Linear Treatment of Multiple Civilizations: Hegel on the Process of World History  / 438
4.3. The Idea of Freedom, the Universal Human Nature and the Foundation of World History  / 474
Chapter 5. “The World Returns to HUMANITY”: Liang Shuming and the Confucian Narrative of the Process of World History
5.1. The Eastern and Western Cultural Controversy as “China Issue” and “World Issue”  / 503
5.2. The Problem of the Meaning of Life in the Vision of Being Godless  / 519
5.3. Life Orientation and Types of Civilization: the Intersection of “Man” and “Culture” in Liang Shuming's Philosophy of History  / 544
5.4. “The World Returns to Humanity”: The Confucian Narrative of the Process of World History  / 574
PART 3.World Order, The Symbiosis of Multiple Civilizations, and the Meaning in History
Chapter 6. “Pluralism & Unity”: the Reconstruction of the Order of World History
6.1. The Tension Between Ideology and Civilization: On Huntington's “Clash of Civilizations”  / 627
6.2. “One World, One Family” and the Confucian Ideal of Order: A Review of Weber's Discourse on China (I)  / 663
6.3. “All Under Heaven Are of One Family” and the Ethics of “Filial Piety”: A Review of Weber's Discourse on China (II)  / 685
6.4. “Unity in Diversity” and the Symbiosis of Multiple Civilizations  / 714
Chapter 7. “Spiritual Breakthrough” and the Meaning in History
7.1. From “The Axial Age” to “The Ecumenic Age”: Spiritual Breakthrough and the Meaning of History  / 763
7.2. The Differentiation of Politics and Culturation and The Ecumenic Age in China  / 860
7.3. The In-between of Transcendence and Historicity: Opening up the Zhong Dao as Existential Truth from the Consciousness of Humanity  / 918
7.4. “Historical Nation”: The Foundation of the Chinese Nation  / 975
BIBLIOGRAPHY  / 998
INDEX  / 1030
POSTSCRIPT  / 1072