Abstract
In this issue, we see how sources from the Chinese People's Republic discuss the rise of the Legalist school, assess Han Fei Tzu's thought, and argue about Hsün Tzu's position. We also see how the mind-body problem has been approached from a dialectical-materialist point of view. However, in order to accentuate the great achievements of Confucius as a thinker, two papers from distinguished scholars in the Republic of China are also included.
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