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Welcome to
the homepage of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy
("ISCP"). ISCP is a non-profit organization founded by
Professor Chung-ying Cheng at University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1975 to bring
together scholars from all corners of the globe who share an interest in
Chinese philosophy, and to promote the study of Chinese philosophy in both
academic and non-academic circles. Early members included Professors Fang
Dongmei, Liu Shu-hsien, Tang Junyi, Xie Youwei, and John Wu. To that
end, ISCP supports and sponsors conferences and other activities related
to Chinese philosophy in cooperation with philosophical congresses and
academic institutions. In addition to its bi-annual international
conferences, ISCP also regularly sponsors panels on Chinese philosophy
at annual meetings of the American Philosophical Association, and at other
professional conferences. In addition, as Professor Cheng founded the Journal of Chinese Philosophy in 1973
to develop ISCP in the beginning, ISCP has a mutual supporting and sponsoring
relationship with the Journal of Chinese Philosophy, an international
research journal devoted to academic studies of Chinese philosophy. ISCP
inaugurated its first International Conference in Chinese Philosophy in 1976
and has members in many countries all over the world. |
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