The Confucian Misgivings--Liang Shu-ming’s Narrative About Law

Part I. Legitimacy of Law

1. What Is Law on Earth
Zhangrun Xu

2. Social Structure: Lisu, Qingyi and Law
Zhangrun Xu

3.
Volksgeist: Human Reason and Law
Zhangrun Xu

4. The Transcendence: Secular vis-à-vis Spiritual
Zhangrun Xu

5. The Source and Crisis of Meaning in the Realm of Law in China
Zhangrun Xu

Part II. Constitutional Government: China’s Predicament and Extrication

6. The Constitutionalism: shi (势) and li (理)
Zhangrun Xu

7. China Has Not Yet Reached the Stage Where It Can Have a Successful Constitution
Zhangrun Xu

8. The Road to Constitutional Government in China
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9. The Reaction to and Reconsideration of Liang Shu-Ming
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Part III. Legal Tradition: The Western Law and Its Transplantation in China

10. The Western Legal Spirit: An Observation from the Perspective of Confucianism
Zhangrun Xu

11. The Roots of the Western Legal Spirit
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12. The Western Law in China: Transplantation or Transformation
Zhangrun Xu

Keywords: Law, Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law, Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History, Philosophy of Law