Introduction Part I: Liberating the Confucian Dao: Reflexivity and Reconstruction 1. "A 19th Century Colonial Production of Knowledge: Confucianism as a Religion" Lisa Li-Hsiang Rosenlee (University of Hawai'i, USA) 2. "Critical Ruism: From Xue Tao to He Yin Zhen, Between and Beyond" Sarah Mattice (University of North Florida) 3. "Wang Hui, Mizoguchi Yuzo and the Possibility of a Critical History of Confucianism" Viren Murthy (University of Wisconsin, USA) 4. "A Critical Chinese View of Human Autonomy: Li Zehou and his Concept of Subjectality" Jana S. Rosker (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) 5. "Replacing Liberal Confucianism with Progressive Confucianism" Stephen Angle (Wesleyan University, USA) Part II: Radicalizing the Dao: Intersections and Experiments 6. "Hegemony for Confucians" David H.

Kim (University of San Francisco, USA) 7. "Civil Disobedience as a Transcultural Democratic Practice" Jeffrey Flynn (Fordham University, USA) 8. "Politics of Moral Perfection: A Way of Confucian Feminism" Heisook Kim (Ewha Womans University, South Korea) 9. "When Roots Are Poisoned: Transgenerational Trauma and Human Becoming in Early Confucianism" I.M. Sullivan (Arcadia University, USA) 10. "Emancipatory Li ?: Recovering the Progressive Dimensions of Confucian Rituals" Mario Wenning (Loyola University, Andalusia) 11. "A Gu That's Not a Gu : The End of Art and its Political Dimensions in Modern China" James Garrison (Baldwin Wallace University, USA) Index.