Introduction
Chapter One
Evolution of the Principlism: Historical Prerequisite for the
Formation of Mindology
1. Nature is Principle, and Others: Intensification of Metaphysical
Noumenon
2. Lu Jiuyuan: Tension between Mind and Principle
3. Wavering between the Theories of Zhu Xi and Lu Jiuyuan
Chapter Two
Records of the Instructions and Reviews and Wang Yangming's
Mindology
1. From Records of the Instructions and Reviews to The Complete
Works of Yangming
2. Reconstruction of Mind-Body
3. Mind and Thing
4. Innate Knowledge as Moral Nature
5. Distinction between Community and Self
6. To Attain Innate Knowledge
7. Unity of Knowledge and Action
Chapter Three
Mindology and Thoughts in the Late Ming Dynasty
1. The Taizhou Sect
2. The Theory of Child-Mind and the Principle of Individual
3. Return to Nature-Noumenon
4. Unfoldment of the Theory of Attaining Innate Knowledge
5. The Donglin Sect and Mindology
Chapter Four
Mindology at the Turn of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1. What Effort Attains Is Noumenon
2. Distinction between the Individual and the Whole
Chapter Five
Reverberations of Mindology in the Modern Times
1. Innate Knowledge and Individuality
2. Innate Knowledge and Intuition
3. Mind-Power and Will-Desire
4. Unity of Knowledge and Action, and Oneness of Nature and
Cultivation
Appendices
I. Bibliography
II. Glossary
