Professor. Wu Zhen　吴震
职称：教授
所在教研室：中国哲学教研室
办公室：光华楼西主楼2413
电子邮件：wuzhen@fudan.edu.cn

学习经历：
华东师范大学历史系77级本科生、复旦大学哲学系82级硕士研究生、日本京都大学文学博士（1996年3月24日）

工作经历：
1985年9月1日—1987年8月31日：上海市社科院哲学所助理研究员
1999年3月1日——至今复旦大学哲学学院副教授、教授、博士生导师

研究领域
主要研究领域（研究专长）：
中国哲学、儒家文化、宋明理学、东亚儒学

近期研究重点：
宋明理学史新编

现任职务：
现任复旦大学哲学学院教授、博士生导师、复旦大学上海儒学院执行副院长。

主要社会兼职：
上海市儒学研究会会长、中国哲学史学会副会长、中华日本哲学会常务理事、国际儒联理事暨学术委员会会员、尼山世界儒学中心理事暨学术委员会委员、朱子学会理事、日本井上円了国际学会理事，东亚文化交涉学会初创会员。曾任复旦大学文史研究院双聘研究员、台湾大学人文社会高等研究院访问****、日本关西大学文化交涉学教育研究中心COE客座教授、日本京都大学文学部外国人研究员等。

科研成果及代表作
著作：
阳明后学研究
明代知识界讲学活动系年：1522—1602
泰州学派研究
罗汝芳评传
明末清初劝善运动思想研究
儒学思想十论——吴震学术论集
传习录精读
当中国儒学遭遇日本
颜茂猷思想研究
东亚儒学问题新探
朱子思想再读
中华传统文化百部经典·传习录

主要讲授课程
研究生：
传习录精读
中国哲学原著选读
东亚儒学研究
朱子学与阳明学
本科生：
中国哲学史荣誉课程
宋明理学专题研究
朱子学与阳明学

CURRICULUM VITAE

Wu Zhen

Contact Information
Office: 2413, west main Guanghua Tower
Office hours: Tuesday afternoon
Office phone: **
Email:wuzhen@fudan.edu.cn

Personal:
Wu Zhen’s primary research areas focus on Yang Ming-School’s study and expends after Yang Ming-School’s research field. His research areas extended to the ideological transformation in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, focus on the problem of various ideological and moral morality movement in “late 16^thcentury”. Recently, his focus is on the research of Zhu Xi’s philosophy, especially on his Attainment Theory. Currently, he also explores the East Asian Confucianism, Confucianism in Tokugawa, Japanese Yang Ming-School,Modern Japanese Confucianism, etc.

Education:
Feb. 1978—Jan. 1982. B.A. in History, East China Normal University
Sept. 1982—Aug. 1985 M.A. in Philosophy, Fudan University
Apr. 1990—Mar. 1993 Doctoral program of the Department of Literature, Kyoto University
Mar. 1996 Ph.D. in Literature, Kyoto University
Teaching Positions:
Associate Researcher of Institute of Philosophy, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Professor and Doctoral Supervisor of School of Philosophy, Fudan University

Research Interests: Chinese Philosophy, Neo Confucianism, East Asian Confucianism

Resent Research Focus:Zhu Xi’s philosophy, Yang-Ming Study, Japanese Confucianism
Publications：
Books:

A Study of Yang Ming’s Followers,2003.
A Chronological study of Lectures in Academic Circle of Ming dynasty:1522-1602,2003.
A Critical Biography of Luo Rufang,2005.
A Study of Taizhou School,2009.
A Study of Advocating Charity Campaign in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty,2009.
An Intensive Study of Instructions for Practical Living(Chuan Xilu),2011.
When Chinese Confucianism Encounters “Japan”: A study on history of problems of Japanization of Confucianism after 19^thcentury,2015.
A Study of Thoughts of Yan Maoyou——A Case Study of Advocating Charity Campaign in the Late Ming Dynasty, 2015.
A Collection of Essays on Confucianism——Personal Collection of Essays by Wu Zhen,2016.
A New Study of East Asian Confucianism,2018.
Reperusal on Zhuxi’s Thoughts,2018.
One Hundred Classics of Chinese Traditional Culture·Practical Living(Chuan Xilu),2018.
Collated and Edited books:
Collection of Works of Wang Ji,2007.
Edited Books:
The Spiritual World of Neo-Confucianism in Song Dynasty——Zhu Xi’s Philosophy Oriented.
Thoughts and literature:Essays of Neo-Confucianism from Japanese Scholars,2010.
An Empirical Study of Family Rituals of Zhu Xi——With an Appendix on Collated Edition of Family Rituals Published in Song Dynasty,(by Agatsuma), 2012.
A Study on Chinese Confucianism from Global Perspective,2015.
Academic Papers:
On Religious Care of Local Confucian Intellectuals in the Late Ming Dynasty and Early Qing Dynasty.
“Xin (Heart/mind) is the place where cultivation based on”(xin shi zuo gongfu chu)——On Several Issues Concerning Research of Heart/mind by Zhu Xi.
Zhenren She and The Trend of thoughts among the Bureaucratic Gentry of Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty.
From Song-Ming to Ming-Qing: The Continuality of the Thoughts in the Ming and Qing Dynasties from the perspective of Confucianism and Religion’s Relation.
Commentaries on Eastern Asia Confucianism——Centered on the Issue of universality and individuality.
“Gewu”and“Chengyi” Are the Same Thing——Some Issues on Zhu Xi's Thoughts of Gongfu Theory.
Jing(Esteem) plays the role of self-determination of Xin(Heart/mind)——On Several Issues Concerning Research of Jing(Esteem) by Zhu Xi.
The Significance of Confucius’ “Might Not Balance the Changeable Together” through the Evolvement of Confucian Idea of Changeable-Unchangeable.
From Virtue to Happiness: A Case study of Issues on the Relationship between Confucianism and Religion.
Chinese factors in the Movement of Philosophy of Mind in Tokugawa Japan: the Japanization of Confucianism.
“Grass-roots” Shingaku Movement during Tokugawa Period of Japan——To begin with A handbook to Shingaku.
An Investigation of Japanese scholars’ Commentaries on the Japanization of Confucianism after World War Ⅱ.（Also in Japanese）
The Reconstruction of Etiquette System of Sorai School in Tokugawa Japan.(Also in Japanese)
The Concept of “Sage” in Chinese Ideological History.(Also in Korean).

Courses:
Intensive reading of Chuan Xi Lu
Selected readings of the history of original Chinese Philosophy
Lectures on East Asian Confucianism
Study of Zhu Xi’s and Wang Yangming’s philosophy
History of Chinese Philosophy
lectures on Song Ming Confucianism

Services


President of Association for Confucianism Studies of Shanghai.
Vice president of the Institute of Chinese philosophy history;
Executive vice president of Department of Shanghai Confucianism of Fudan University.
Vice president of the Chinese society of Japanese Philosophy;
Executive Director of the Institute of Chinese philosophy history;
Member of the International Union of Confucianism and the academic committee;
Director of Zhu Xi Institute of China;
Visiting fellow at Toyo University International Research Center of Philosophy;
Former researcher of National Institute for Advanced Humanistic Suddies, Fudan University;
Former visiting scholar, Institute of Humanities and social studies, National Taiwan University;
Former visiting scholar of Toyo University;
Former visiting professor, School of Cultural Studies and Education Research Center, Kansai University, Japan;
Former foreign research fellow, department of literature, Kyoto University, Japan.

Honors:
A Critical Biography of Nie Bao and Luo Hongxian, received the Third Prize for Outstanding Works on Philosophy and Social Science in Shanghai.(6th)
A Study of Yang Ming’s Followers, received the Third Prize for Outstanding Works on Philosophy and Social Science in Shanghai.(7th)
A Critical Biography of Luo Rufang,2005,received the Third Prize for Outstanding Works on Philosophy and Social Science in Shanghai.(8th)
2007,General Courses for Ph.D Candidates, received the First Prize of Teaching Achievement in Fudan University.