Jingjing Li
University Lecturer Chinese and Comparative Philosophy
- Name
- Dr. J. Li
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- j.li@hum.leidenuniv.nl
Jingjing Li is a university lecturer at the Institute for Philosophy.
More information about Jingjing Li
PhD candidates
Fields of interest
- Chinese Wei Shi (or "consciousness-only) philosophy
- East Asian Buddhist Philosophy
- Phenomenology
- German Idealism
- Neo-Confucianism and its modernization
- Feminist Philosophy in East Asia
Research
I am interested in theories of mind and consciousness preserved in East Asian and Continental philosophical traditions, with particular foci on Chinese Wei Shi (or "consciousness-only) philosophy and Edmund Husserl's phenomenology. I believe these traditions can be brought into fruitful engagement with one another in a global context. Currently, I am working on a project that explores theories of other minds in East Asian Buddhist philosophy.
Curriculum Vitae
BA, MA (East China Normal University), Ph.D (McGill University). During my time at McGill University, I taught undergraduate courses related to East Asian intellectual traditions and Buddhist philosophy (2016-2019).
Key publications
Journal Articles
2019 “Through the Mirror: The Account of Other Minds in Chinese Yogācāra Buddhism.” Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy. 18(3).
2017 “From Self-Attaching to Self-Emptying: An Investigation of Xuanzang’s Account of Self- Consciousness”. Open Theology. Vo1: 184-197.
2016 “Buddhist Phenomenology and the Problem of Essence”. Comparative Philosophy. Vol. 7: 59-89.
2015 “德勒兹论运动—影像以及非主体性意识的可能性[Deleuze on the Movement of Image and the Bergsonian Account of Non-Subjective Consciousness]”. 清华西方哲学研究 [Tsinghua Studies in Western Philosophy], Vol 2: 371-394.
Book Chapter
2020 “D.T. Suzuki and Modern Chinese Buddhism: The Search for Buddhist Modernism in East Asia”. Proceedings of Conference of Buddhism in the Global Eye. Ed. James Harding, Victor Hori, Jessica Main, & Alec Soucy. Bloomsbury: New York (forthcoming).
2018 “Intellectual Intuition, Moral Metaphysics, and Chinese Philosophy”. Proceedings of the 12. International Kant Congress Nature and Freedom Vol5. Ed. Violetta L. Waibel and Margit Ruffing, 3833-3841. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter.
Edited Issue
2016. Li, Jingjing & Loidolt, Sophie. “维也纳现象学专栏 [Special Column on the Philosophy Department of Vienna University and its Phenomenological Tradition]”. 清华西方哲学研究 [Tsinghua Studies in Western Philosophy]. Vol2 (2016): 437-545.
University Lecturer Chinese and Comparative Philosophy
- Faculty of Humanities
- Instituut voor Wijsbegeerte
- Li J. (2023), Liang, the Buddhist. In: Meynard T. & Major P. (Eds.), Dao companion to Liang Shuming’s philosophy. Dao Companions to Chinese Philosophy no. 17. Cham: Springer .
- Li J. (2022), Comparing Husserl’s Phenomenology and Chinese Yogacara in a Multicultural World: A Journey Beyond Orientalism. London: Bloomsbury.
- Li J. (2022), Review of: Steven M. Emmanuel (2021), Philosophy's Big Questions: Comparing Buddhist and Western Approaches. New York: Columbia University Press. Philosophy East and West 72(4): 1-5.
- Li J. (2021), Eroding sexism: a Yogācāra dialectics of gender, Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review 60(2): 297-317.
- Li J. (2020), D.T. Suzuki and the Chinese search for Buddhist Modernism. In: Harding J.S., Hori V.S. & Soucy A. (Eds.), Buddhism in the global eye: beyond East and West. London : Bloomsbury . 87-102.
- Li J. (2019), Through the Mirror: The Account of Other Minds in Chinese Yogācāra Buddhism, DAO-A JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY 18(3): 435-451.
- Li J. (2017), From Self-Attaching to Self-Emptying: An Investigation of Xuanzang's Account of Self-Consciousness, Open Theology 3(1): 184-197.
- Li J. (2016), Buddhist Phenomenology and the Problem of Essence, Comparative Philosophy 7(1): 59-89.
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