About the author

Huang Yusheng is an author in the field of Chinese-language philosophy publishing known for his research on and interpretation of Western philosophy; publicly available information about him is limited, and his biography remains incomplete. Four of his works are included in the library, focusing on Western philosophy and philosophical readings and covering medieval philosophy, Kantian philosophy, and phenomenology. Among them, A History of Western Philosophy: Medieval Philosophy traces the development of philosophical history, while Truth and Freedom: An Ontological Interpretation of Kant's Philosophy and The Duet of Knowledge and Morality: A Study of Kant's Philosophy of Mind show his long engagement with Kant. Temporality: Self and the Other: From Husserl and Heidegger to Levinas extends his scope to the phenomenological tradition. His writing is organized around philosophical problems and emphasizes conceptual analysis and close reading of texts, making it suitable for readers with some background in philosophy.

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Publishers

Jiangsu People's Publishing House