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UOG Dean Sellmann Published Twice in Four Months
UOG Dean Sellmann Published Twice in Four Months
UOG Dean Sellmann Published Twice in Four Months
1/12/2018
Two articles written by the University of Guam Dean of the College of Liberal Arts
and Social Sciences Dr. James Sellmann were published last year in prominent journals
focusing on East Asian studies and thought.
This first article titled “On Valuing What is Fitting, the Guidang Chapter of the
Lüshi Chunqiu and Solving Moral Problems” was published in the Journal of East-West
Thought in September.
The article questions if material and moral connections exist between wealth and moral
values, exploring insights from ancient China—especially the text of Lüshi Chunqiu.
The second, a book review titled “Review of Zhuangzi’s Critique of the Confucians:
Blinded by the Human, by K.C. Chong, was published in the Taiwan Journal of East Asian
Studies in December.
Sellmann is a professor of Philosophy, Micronesian Studies, and Dean of the College
of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Guam. He specializes in Chinese
and Comparative Philosophy. He has been with UOG for nearly 26 years.
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