Bryan W. Van Norden

Vassar College — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Chinese history and philosophy(49), Classical Philosophy and Thought(5), Indian and Buddhist Studies(5), Japanese History and Culture(4), Emotions and Moral Behavior(4)

Publications77 total

The Emotion of Shame and the Virtue of Righteousness in Mencius
2025
Moral Failure, Ethical Roles, and Metaphysics in the <i>Great Learning</i> and the <i>Mean</i>
Oxford University Press eBooks·2025
Author-Meets-Readers: Shuchen Xiang in Conversation with Sungmoon Kim, Bryan W. Van Norden and Don J. Wyatt
Journal of World Philosophies·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Davidson and Quine on translation: the challenge from the Global South
Safundi·2023
<i>Origins of Moral-Political Philosophy in Early China: Contestation of Humaneness, Justice, and Personal Freedom</i>, by Tao Jiang
Mind·2023
Confucius in American Supreme Court and Contemporary Culture
2023Open Access
Interactions Between Professionalized and Non‐Professionalized Philosophers
2022
Guan Yu
2020
Response to Comments by Bret Davis, David Kim, and Lisa Rosenlee on Taking Back Philosophy
Philosophy East and West·2019· 2 cited
Mencius (4th century BC)
2018
Fraser, Chris, The Philosophy of the Mòzǐ: The First Consequentialists
Dao·2018
Response to Steve Fuller, “‘China’ as the West’s Other in World Philosophy”
Journal of World Philosophies·2018Open Access
3. TRUMP’S PHILOSOPHERS
Columbia University Press eBooks·2017
5. THE WAY OF CONFUCIUS AND SOCRATES
Columbia University Press eBooks·2017
1. A MANIFESTO FOR MULTICULTURAL PHILOSOPHY
Columbia University Press eBooks·2017
INDEX
Columbia University Press eBooks·2017
4. WELDERS AND PHILOSOPHERS
Columbia University Press eBooks·2017
Taking Back Philosophy: A Multicultural Manifesto
2017· 29 cited
Why the US doesn’t understand Chinese thought – and must
2017
Priest, Graham, One: Being an Investigation into the Unity of Reality and Its Parts, Including the Singular Object which Is Nothingness
Dao·2016
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Frequent Co-authors

Kwong-Loi Shun(7), 孟子(2), Justin Tiwald(2), David L. Hall(1), Roger T. Ames(1), Craig K. Ihara(1), David B. Wong(1), Henry Rosemont(1), Chad Hansen(1), Joel J. Kupperman(1), Chung‐Ying Cheng(1), Alasdair MacIntyre(1), Sarah A. Queen(1), Philip J. Ivanhoe(1), Tu Weiming(1), Daniel Tauss(1), David S. Nivison(1), Robert B. Westbrook(1), Shuchen Xiang(1), Sungmoon Kim(1)