東西通理：中國先秦哲學與希臘哲學

This book delves into Chinese Pre-Qin philosophy and Greek philosophy, examining their texts, key figures, and historical contexts. It then compares their similarities, differences, and evolution, as well as their influence on later generations. The book is divided into twelve chapters, plus a conclusion. For Chinese Pre-Qin philosophy, it covers schools of thought such as Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, and the School of Names, with a particular focus on the I Ching. For Greek philosophy, it primarily discusses Aristotle, the Epicurean school, the Stoic school, the Skeptics, and Neo-Platonism, while also providing a review and critique of Greek philosophy as a whole.