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书名
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创作时间
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注释
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| The Greatest Event in
Life：A Farce in One Act |
1919 |
Boston, Little, Brown
& Co. |
Written in China in English
in 1919. Later translated into Chinese |
| The Development of the
Logical Method in Ancient China |
1922 |
The Oriental Book Co. |
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| Reform in Chinese Mourning
Rites |
1928 |
Kelly & Walsh |
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| Civiliaztion of the East
and West |
1928 |
New York, Longmans |
ed. by Charles A. Beard |
| A revised text appears
in The World's Best |
1928 |
New York, DialPress |
ed. by Whit Burnett |
| Confucianism |
1931 |
New York, Macmillan Co. |
In：Encyclopaedia of the
Sciences, Vol.4 |
| Kang Yu-Wei |
1931 |
New York, Macmillan Co. |
In：Encyclopaedia of the
Sciences, Vol.8 |
| Political Essays |
1931 |
Peiping, China United
Press |
In：China's Own Critics |
| What I Believe |
1931 |
New York, Simon & Schuster |
In：Living philosophies
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| Religion and Philosophy
in Chinese History |
1931 |
Shanghia, China Institute
of Pacific Relations |
In：Symposium on Chinese
Culture, ed. by Sophia H. Chen Zen |
| Literary Renaissance |
1931 |
In：IBID |
In：IBID |
| Conflict of Cultures |
1932 |
Chicago, University of
Chicago Press |
In: China Christian Year-book
Also in: Problems of the Pacific |
| The Chinese Renaissance |
1932 |
Chicago, The Unviersity
of Chicago Press |
The Haskell lectures delvered
at the University of Chicago in 1933 |
| The Indianization of China：A
Case Study in Cultual Borrowing |
1937 |
Cambridge, Harvard University
Press |
In： Independence, Convergence
and Borrowing in Institutions, Thought and Art |
| Living Philosophies Revised |
1939 |
New York, Simon & Schuster |
In：I Believe, ed. by
Clifton Fadiman |
| New York, Simon & Schuster |
1940 |
New York, G. P. Putnam's
Sons |
In：The Philosopher of
the Common Man; Eassays in Honor of John Dewey to Celebrate
his 80th Brithday |
| The Modernization of China
and Japan |
1940 |
New York, Harcourt, Brace
& Co. |
In：Freedom：Its Meaning,
ed. by Ruth Nanda Anshen |
| Historical Foundations
for a Democratic China |
1941 |
Urbana, University of
Illinois Press |
In：Edmund J. James Lectures
on Government：Second Series |
| Instrumentalism as a Political
Concept |
1941 |
Philadelphia |
In：Studies in Political
Science and Sociology, ed, by the University of Pennsylvania
Bicentennial Conference |
| Factors Necessary for
a Durable Peace in the Pacific Area：A Chinese View |
1942 |
New York, abindon-Cokesburg
Press |
In：A Basis for the peace
to come, ed. by Francis J. McConnell and other The Merrick
McDowell Lectures |
| Force as An Instrument
of Law and Government |
1943 |
New York, Harcourt, Brace
& Co. |
In： Beyond Victory, ed.
by Ruth Nanda Anshen |
| A Note on Ch'□an Tsu-wang,
Chao I-ch'ing and Tai Chen; A Study of Independent Convergence
in Research as Illustrated in Their Works on the Shui-Ching
Chu |
1944 |
Washington |
In：Eminent Chinese of
the Ch'ing Period, ed. by Arthur W. Hummel |
| Chinese Thought |
1945 |
Berkeley, University of
California Press |
In：China, ed. by Harley
F. MacNair |
| Chang Po-ling：Educator |
1947 |
New York, King's Crown
Press |
In：There is Another China |
| The Natureal Law in the
Chinese Tradition |
1952 |
University of Notre Dame |
In： Natural Law Instititute
Proceedings |
| Ch'an (Zen) Buddhism in
China：Its History and Method |
1952 |
New Brunswick, Rutgers
University Press |
In： Vision and Action;
Essays in Honor of Horace Mallen on His 70th Birthday, ed.
by Sidner Ratner |
| Authority
and Freedom in the Ancient Asiatic World |
1954 |
New York,
H. Muschel |
In：Man's Right
to Knowledge：An International Symposium Presented in Honor
of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of Columbia Uinversity, First
Series：Tradition and Change |
| An Oriental Looks at the
Modern Western Civilization |
1954 |
Pittsuburgh, University
of Pittsburgh Press |
In： Modern Education and
Human Values, Vol. 5. |
| An Appeal for a Systematic
Search in Japan for Long-hidden T'ang Dynasty Source Materials
of the Early History of Zen Buddhism |
1960 |
Tokyo, Suzuki Gakujyutsu
Zaidan |
In： Buddhism and Culture;
Essays in Honor of Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki on His 90th Birthday |
| The Scientific Spirit
and Method in Chinese Philosophy |
1962 |
Honolulu, University of
Hawaii Press |
In： Philosophy and Culture-East
and West, ed. by Charles A. Moore |
