Tetsugaku Companion to Ogyu Sorai

Chapter 1. Introduction (W.J. Boot).- Part 1. Kaidai / Introductions.- Chapter 2. Yakubun sentei (Aihara K saku).- Chapter 3. Sorai's Military Studies (Kojima Yasunori).- Chapter 4. Ken'en zuihitsu ("Jottings from the Miscanthus Garden"), Ken'en jippitsu ("Ten Writings from the Miscanthus Garden") (Takayama Daiki).- Chapter 5. Gakusoku ("School Rules"), Sorai-sensei t monsho ("Master Sorai's Responsals") (Takayama Daiki).- Chapter 6. Bend and Benmei (John A. Tucker).- Chapter 7. Rongo-ch ("Proof of the Analects"), Daigaku-kai ("Explanation of the Great Learning"), Chuy -kai ("Explanation of the Mean") (Sawai Keiichi).- Chapter 8. Seidan ("Discourse on Government") and Taiheisaku ("A Plan for the Great Peace") (Tajiri Yuichir ).- Chapter 9. Ogyu Sorai's Collected Works (Sorai-shu) (Sawai Keiichi).- Part 2. Essays.- Chapter 10. An "Intellectual-Historical" Biography of Ogyu Sorai (Sawai Keiichi).- Chapter 11. Sorai's Theory of Learning (Kojima Yasunori).- Chapter 12. Gods, Spirits and Heaven in Ogyu Sorai's Political Theory (Olivier Ansart).- Chapter 13. Ogyu Sorai and the Forty-Seven R nin (John A. Tucker).- Chapter 14. "The Reception of Sorai's Thought in the Second Half of the Edo Period" (W. J. Boot). Chapter 15. "Sorai's Teachings in East-Asia: The Formation of His Methodology of Studying the Classics and the Reception of His Works on the Classics" (Lan Hung Yueh).- Chapter 16. The Study of Sorai's Thought in Modern Japan (Takayama Daiki).