Instead of directly addressing the question whether there is such a thing as Chinese philosophy, the paper starts by considering the point of raising such a question, and proposes that the point can be captured by a different question about whether th . . .

In this paper,1 I discuss a certain way of understanding resentment and forgiveness found in contemporary philosophical discussions. It understands resentment in terms of the notion of self-respect, and forgiveness in terms of the forswearing of resen . . .