Faculty Profiles

Yuan, L. (n.d.). Reciprocity in Confucian Model of Eldercare. Southwestern Philosophical Studies.

Yuan, L. (n.d.). Reciprocity in Confucian Model of Eldercare. Southwest Philosophical Studies, Volum 4.

Yuan, L. (2023). Reciprocity in Confucian Model of Eldercare. Southwestern Philosophical Studies, Volume 4.

Yuan, L. (2023). Yuan, L., “Reciprocity in Confucian Model of Eldercare,” in publication process, NMTX proceedings journal, Southwestern Philosophical Studies, Bell Justin editor of NMTX, email, November, 2023.

Yuan, L. (n.d.).

Yuan, L. (2019). Confucian Ren and Feminist Ethics of Care: Integrating Relational Self, Power, and Democracy. Lanham, MD, U.S.A.: Lexington Books, A Division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. Retrieved from www.rowman.com

Yuan, L. (2019). Yuan, L. (2019). Confucian Ren and Feminist Ethics of Care: Integrating Relational Self, Power, and Democracy. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, A division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. This book added paper print in early 2023 to its 2019 original (cloth: alk. paper). Identifiers ISBN 9781498558198 (Electronic), ISBN 9781498558181 (cloth: alk. paper), and ISBN 9781498558204 (pbk.: alk. paper.

Yuan, L. (2019).

Yuan, L. (n.d.). Confucian Ren and Feminist Ethics of Care: Relational Self, Power and Democracy. A Book with seven chapters. Lanham, Maryland, USA: Lexington Books. Retrieved from Amazon.com for Books

Yuan, L. (2018). Yuan, L. (2018). A Debate about Minben and Minzhu (Proceedings: pp. 34), 34.

Yuan, L. (2016). Understanding Chinese Gender Culture, Harmony, and Gendered Stratification. In H. Henan (Ed.), Women’s Studies Disciplinary Construction and Scholarship Development. Beijing, China: Educational Science Publishing House.

Yuan, L. (2015). Confucian and Feminist Notions of Relational Self and Reciprocity: A Comparative Study. Journal of East-West Thought (JET), 5, 1–9.

Yuan, L. (2015). Autonomy, Solipsism, and Objectification of Women: Feminist Multi-Perspective Critiques of Pornography. Journal of Shandong Women’s University, 7–14.

Yuan, L. (2015). Analysis of Motherhood Experience of Professional Women in the US. In G. Wei & Y. Zhou (Eds.), Childrearing and Career Development of Women (pp. 338–353). Beijing, China: Peking University Press.

Yuan, L. (Trans.). (2014). The Ethics of Care: Personal, Political, and Global. Beijing: Commercial Press.

Yuan, L. (2013). [Review of Gender Culture: On Women’s Chastity in China in the Past Century, by W. Guoying & M. Yinan]. Essays from Asian Women’s Forums: Gender Equality and Women Development, 326–335.

Yuan, L. (2013). Dworkin’s Liberal Conception of Equality: Law and Sexual Equality Regarding Issues of Pornography. Journal for Collected Writings of Asia-Pacific Studies, 9, 257–267.

Yuan, L. (2012). On Hume’s Principle of “Sympathy” and Its Connection to “Is-Ought” Propositions. Journal for Southwest Philosophical Studies, 32, 125–126.

Yuan, L. (2012). Gender Culture: On Women’s Chastity in China in the Past Century, 92–94.

Yuan, L., & McKinney, A. (2012). [Review of Harvesting Feminist Knowledge for Public Policy, by D. Jain & D. Elson]. Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. Seoul: Ewha Women’s University Press.

Yuan, L. (2012). [Review of Reflections of Unequal Retirement-Age Policy for Women and Traditional Gender Culture, by C. Fang & W. Kaiqong]. Collective Writings of Gender and Public Policy, 342–349.

Yuan, L. (2011). China’s Population Policy: Aging, Gender, and Sustainability. Journal of Research on Women and Gender, 3, 39–55.

Yuan, L. (2011). Traditional Gender Culture Retrospection on the Policy of Different Retirement Age by Gender, 77.

Yuan, L. (2011). Understanding Chinese Gender Culture, Harmony, and Gendered Stratification, 52–53.

Yuan, L., & McKinney, A. (2011). [Review of Sex Slaves and Discourse Masters: The Construction of Trafficking, by J. Doezema]. Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. Seoul: Ewha Women’s University Press.

Yuan, L. (2010). On Confucian Golden Rule, Kant’s Categorical Imperative, and Beauvoir’s Reciprocal Claim. Proceedings and Addresses of The American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, 83(4), 172.

Yuan, L., & McKinney, A. (2010). [Review of New Masters and New Servants: Migration, Development and Women Workers in China, by Y. Hairong]. Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. Seoul: Ewha Women’s University Press.

Yuan, L. (2009). Seoul: Ewha Women’s University Press.

Yuan, L. (2009). The Biological Basis of Confucian Ethics. In Chinese Philosophy in the English Speaking World (pp. 296–312). Beijing: Renmin University Press.

Yuan, L. (2008). A Balance of Justice and Care: Reading Feminist Ethics. XXII World Congress of Philosophy: Rethinking Philosophy Today Abstracts, 573.

Yuan, L. (2008). Reciprocity of Another Kind: Comparing Confucian and Feminist Notion of Relational Self. The 13th Symposium of the International Association of Women Philosophers, IAPh Abstract Book, 7–13.

Yuan, L. (2005). Reconceiving Women’s Equality in China: A Critical Examination of Models of Sex Equality. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, A division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.

Yuan, L. (2005). Leibniz. In A Critical History of Western Philosophy (pp. 415–442). Beijing: Dongfang Press.

Yuan, L. (2004). A Comparative Study between Care Ethics and Ren Ethics. In Q. Renzong (Ed.), Feminist Philosophy and Public Policies (pp. 288–305). Beijing, China: Social Sciences Press.

Yuan, L. (2002). Ethics of Care and Concept of Jen: A Reply to Chenyang Li. Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 17, 107–129.

Yuan, L. (1998). Critique to Biological Determinism and Essentialism in Explaining Gender Difference. In Chinese Women and Feminist Thought (pp. 252–259). Beijing, China: Social Sciences Press.

Yuan, L. (1998). Two Critiques of Anti-essentialism—a Debate in Feminist Philosophy since the 1980s. Journal of Beijing Social Sciences, 1, 98–104.

Yuan, L. (1997). The Theory of Essence and the Theory against It—Hot Points of Discussion in American Feminism in the 1980s. Collection of Women’s Studies, 1, 60–61.

Yuan, L. (Trans.). (1996). Logic and  Knowledge: Essays 1901-1950. Logic and Knowledge: Essays 1901-1950. Beijing, China: Commercial Press.

Yuan, L. (1994). What Was Russell’s Neutral Monism? In The Foundation of Analytic Philosophy (pp. 52–77). Shanghai Translation Press.

Yuan, L. (1994). Analytic Philosophy and Mental Phenomena. In The Foundation of Analytic Philosophy (pp. 258–286). Shanghai Translation Press.

Yuan, L. (1993). On Wittgenstein’s Argument of Private Language. Journal of Beijing Normal University, 78–82.

Yuan, L. (1991). The Theory of Meaning in Philosophy of Language. Journal of Beijing Social Sciences, 1, 100–104.

Yuan, L. (1989). Bertrand Russell’s Philosophy of Language. In Contemporary Philosophy of Language in the West (pp. 153–201). Sichuan People Press.

Yuan, L. (1989). Phenomenological Analytic Philosophy: Russell, Wittgenstein, Shlick, and Carnap. In Contemporary Analytic Philosophy in the West (pp. 1–91). Liaoning Educational Press.

Yuan, L. (1987). Philosophical Inheritance. In Philosophy in the Twentieth Century (pp. 1–24). Shanghai Translation Press.

Yuan, L. (1987). The Revolt from Hegel. In Philosophy in the Twentieth Century (pp. 25–79). Shanghai Translation Press.

Yuan, L. (1985). 1924 Logical Atomism. In Philosophy Forum (pp. 311–331). Beijing Academy of Social Sciences Press.

Yuan, L. (1984). On Russell’s Theory of Acquaintance. In Philosophy Forum (pp. 208–255). Beijing, China: Beijing Academy of Social Sciences Press.

Yuan, L. (1983). On Silence—A Humanistic Study in Philosophy. In Philosophy Forum (pp. 72–75). Chinese Academy Of Social Sciences Press.