Wu Genyou s writings, Wu Genyou s profile

He has successively published major works such as "History of Chinese Social Thought", "Zheng Banqiao's Poems and Paintings", "Chronicles of Pre-Qin Zhuzi" (second author), "Creative Transformation of Chinese Philosophy" (first editor-in-chief), the nascent process of modern Chinese values: From Li Zhen to Dai Zhen (Wuhan University Academic Series), "History of Chinese Dialectics" (second author), etc., and published "Philosophical Research", "History of Chinese Philosophy", "Academic Monthly", "Asian Philosophy" and other important journals at home and abroad. Separation of Principles and Freedom: Dai Zhen's Ethics Theory", "Individual Freedom and Ideal Society: The Comparison of Yin Haiguang and Feng Qi's Freedom Thought", "Confucian "Views of the Royal World" and the Possible Dimensions of Contemporary International Peace", "Speech, Heart, and Dao: The Metaphysical Pursuit of Dai Zhen's Philosophy of Language and the Openness of His Theory", "On the Idea of Freedom and Its Rejection in Chinese Thought and Institutions", etc. More than 100 articles.

In 1997, 2003 and 2005, he attended the Seoul, Stockholm and Australia Games.

Ten, ten. 3. The 14th International Society of Chinese Philosophy. In December 1997, he was invited to visit Hong Kong Baptist University, and from September 1999 to August 2000, he was a visiting researcher at Harvard University for one year. In April 2005, at the invitation of the Institute of East Asian Studies of the University of Paris VII, France, he was an academic visiting scholar to give a lecture on Ming and Qing philosophy and modernization.

In February 2006, at the invitation of the Department of Philosophy and the Center for East Asian Studies of Weslyan University, he attended the International Symposium on Neo-Confucianism and Global Philosophy, and visited Columbia University and Loyolamarymount University. In June 2007, he assisted Professor Guo Qiyong to successfully host the 15th International Conference on Chinese Philosophy held in Wuhan University and served as the secretary-general of the conference. From November 1 to 24, 2008, at the invitation of Professor Park Songshan, he visited the University of Trier, Germany, and gave an academic report

The theory of new humanity in the Ming and Qing dynasties and the internal spiritual power of China's modernization. From December 1 to 30, 2008, he was a short-term visiting researcher at the Institute of Literature and Philosophy of the Taiwan ** Research Institute: Research on Ming and Qing Thought in Taiwan in the Second Half of the 20th Century.

From November 20th to 30th, 2011, he was a short-term visiting researcher at the Institute of Modern History, National Research Institute, Taiwan.

In 2006, he was selected into the New Century Excellent Talent Support Program of the Ministry of Education, and the book "The Birth of China's Modern Values" won the third prize of the 4th Humanities and Social Science Research Achievements of Chinese Universities by the Ministry of Education. In 2007, he was selected as a Luojia Appointed Professor of Wuhan University (first appointment period: 2008-2010;).Second Hire:

2011-2013).

He is currently a professor, doctoral supervisor, and dean of the School of Philosophy of Wuhan University (since December 26, 2012), and vice president of the School of Chinese Studies (March 8, 2010).

Wu Genyou, male, was born in February 1963 in a peasant family in Zongyang County, Anhui Province. In 1986, he received a bachelor's degree in literature from Anhui Normal University. He received a master's degree in literature from Wuhan University in 1989 and a doctorate degree in philosophy from Wuhan University in 1992. In October 2001, he was promoted to professor in the Department of Philosophy of Wuhan University, and in 2002, he was added as a doctoral supervisor.

He has published History of Chinese Social Thought, The Poems and Paintings of Zheng Banqiao, Chronicles of the Pre-Qin Dynasty (second author), Creative Transformation of Chinese Philosophy (first editor), The Birth of Modern Chinese Values: From Li Zhen to Dai Zhen (Wuhan University Academic Series), History of Chinese Dialectics (second author), Ming and Qing Philosophy and Issues in Modern Chinese Philosophy (Zhonghua Book Company), and Between Deontology and Justice: A Preliminary Study of Comparative Political Philosophy (Wuhan University Press) and other major works, and published "Separation of Reason and Freedom: Dai Zhen's Ethics Theory", "Individual Freedom and Ideal Society: A Comparison of Yin Haiguang's and Feng Qi's Liberal Thoughts", "Confucian "Views of the World" and the Possible Dimensions of Contemporary International Peace, "Words, Hearts, and Daos" in important journals at home and abroad, "Words, Hearts, and Daos" Dai Zhen: The Metaphysical Pursuit of Language Philosophy and the Openness of Its Theory", "The Problems and Possibilities of the Times Facing the Construction of Contemporary Chinese Philosophical Forms", and more than 100 important academic articles. He is currently a professor at the School of Philosophy of Wuhan University, a doctoral supervisor, the dean of the School of Philosophy (since December 26, 2012), and the vice president of the School of Chinese Studies (March 8, 2010).