Context and Reality

• Chapter Ⅰ The Philosophy of Organism As First Science：Introduction

• Chapter Ⅱ Process and Reality：The Functional Conception of Existence

• Chapter Ⅲ Power and Efficacy：The Dynamic Theory of Forms

• Chapter Ⅳ Individuality and Relativity：The Organic Doctrine of Perspective

• Chapter Ⅴ Conclusion：The Idea of Metaphysical Necessity and the Question of Philosophical Method

• Notes

Relativity and Relatedness：Essays（1973—1995）

• 1 Confucian Jen and Platonic Eros：A Comparative Study（1973）

• 2 Care，Wonder，and the Polarization of Being：An Essay on Human Destiny（1974）

• 3 The Concept of Time in Whitehead and the I Ching（1974）

• 4 The Meaning of Philosophical Silence：Some Reflections on the Use of Language in Chinese Thought（1976）

• 5 Knowledge，Power，and the Good：Some Comparative Reflections（1977）

• 6 Whitehead and Chinese Philosophy：From the Vantage Point of the I Ching（1979）

• 7 Nature and Feeling：The Meaning of Mentality in the Philosophy of Chu Hsia（1982）

• 8 The Broken and the Unbroken：the Concept of Rightness in Chinese Philosophy（1985）

• 9 Moral Humanism in Confucius and Nietzsche：The Conscientious Stance in Philosophy（1989）

• 10 Moira and Ming：A Comparative Study（1989）

• 11 The Way of Care：The Image of the Moral Guardian in Confucian Philosophy（1989）

• 12 The Appropriation of Significance：Concept of Kan-T'ung in the I Ching（1990）

• 13 Uprightness and Humanity：Metaphysics and the Primordial Language of Man（With Comparative Implications）（1992）

• 14 Self-overcoming and Morality：Human Creativity in Nietzschean and Confucian Thought（1994）

• 15 Act，Sign and Consciousness：Thinking along with Ricoeur（1995）