Department of Asian Pacific Studies, San Diego State University

SANDRA A. WAWRYTKO, PH.D.

PUBLICATIONS

Books
§ The "Earthly" Pure Land and Contemporary Society: The Proceedings of the Third Chung- Hwa International Conference on Buddhism, editor and contributor (Greenwood Press, 2002)
§The Problem of Evil: An Intercultural Exploration, Value Inquiry Book Series (RODOPI, 2000)
§ The Buddhist Religion, contributing author in East Asia and Buddhism in the West, rev. 4th edition (Wadsworth Publishing, 1996)
§ CRYSTAL: Spectrums of Chinese Culture Through Poetry
co-authored with Catherine Yi-yu Cho Woo (Peter Lang, 1995)
under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education (1991-92) as part of SDSU LARC (Language Acquisition Resource Center)
§ Buddhist Behavioral Codes (sila/vinaya) in the Modern World
co-editor and contributor (Greenwood Press, 1994)
§ Buddhist Ethics and Modern Society
co-editor and contributor (Greenwood Press, 1991)
§ Rethinking the Curriculum: Toward an Integrated Interdisciplinary Education
co-editor (Greenwood Press, 1990)
§ Viktor Frankl: People and Meanings
co-editor and contributor (Golden Phoenix Press, 1985)
§ ANALECTA FRANKLIANA: Proceedings of the First World Congress of Logotherapy
editor and contributor (Institute of Logotherapy Press, 1982)
§ The Undercurrent of 'Feminine' Philosophy in Eastern and Western Thought
(University Press of America, 1981)

Textbooks
§ Metaphysics and Epistemology: Selections from Primary Texts
39 selections of world philosophy, compiler/editor (Montezuma Publishing, 2000)
§ Asian Civilizations: Selected Readngs on East, Central, South and Southeast Asia
readings with introductory materials, compiler/editor (Montezuma Publishing, 2000)
§ Asian Philosophies: Logic, Language, & Aesthetics
readings with introductory materials, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops, 1998)
§ Chinese Philosophy in Cultural Context: Selected Readings from Essential Sources
readings with introductory materials, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops, 1996)
§ CRYSTAL's Companion: Poetic Reveries
bi-lingual (Chinese/English) student workbook (LARC, 1996)
§ East Asian Philosophy: Logic and Language
readings with introductory materials, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops, 1995)
§ An Invitation to Values: East and West
readings with introductory materials, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops Ltd., 1994)
§ Asian Studies: Cultural Heritage
readings, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops Ltd., 1993)
§ Metaphysics and Epistemology: Selected Readings
readings, compiler/editor (Aztec Shops Ltd., 1993)

Interactive Computer Text
§ Crystals of Chinese Culture
CD-ROM accompanying CRYSTAL's Companion: Poetic Reveries (SDSU LARC, 2000)

Chapters in Books
§ "Psychosis and Buddhist Awakening: Similarities and Differences," Alternative Approaches to Counseling and Psychotherapy, ed. Daya Singh Sandhu (Nova Science Publishers, 2003)
§ "Chinese Philosophy and the Future of Thanatology," Chinese Philosophy Beyond the Twentieth Century, ed. Vincent Shen and Wen-Sheng Wang (2001)
§ "Preface," Au Kin Ming, Chu Hsi and Paul Tillich: A Comparison of Their Views of Human Predicament and the Means for its Resolution (Peter Lang, 2001)
§ "The Problem of the Problem of Evil: A Taoist Response"; "Foreword," "Introduction"
The Problem of Evil, Value Inquiry Book Series (RODOPI, 2000)
§ "Prudery and Prurience: Historical Roots of the Confucian Conundrum Concerning Women, Sexuality, and Power," Confucius and the "Second Sex" (Open Court, 2000)
§ "Foreword," Honghe Liu, Confucianism in the Eyes of a Confucian Liberal: Hsu Fu-Kuan's Examination of the Confucian Political Tradition (Peter Lang, 2000)
§ "Identifying the "Human" in Humanistic Buddhism," Humanistic Buddhism Theses, (Fo Guang Shan Publishers, 2000)
§ "Sexism in the Early Sangha: Its Social Basis and Philosophical Dissolution," Sexuality: A Reader (The Pilgrim Library of Ethics, 2000)
§ "Ch'an—Entering the Gateway of Infinite Wonders: Behavioral Implications of Perspectival Reorientation and Epistemological Deconstruction," Proceedings of the International Conference on Buddhism and Chinese Culture (Chung-Hwa Institute, 1996)
§ "Lou Andreas-Salome"
The History of Women in Philosophy, volume 4 (Martinus Nijhoff, 1995)
§ "The Murky Mirror: Women and Sexual Ethics as Reflected in Japanese Period Film"
Japan in Traditional and Postmodern Perspectives (SUNY Press, 1995)
§ "The ‘Feminine' Mode of Mysticism"
Mysticism and Mystical Experience: East and West (Susquehanna University Press, 1995)
§ "Sexism in the Early Sangha: Its Social Basis and Philosophical Dis-solution"
Buddhist Behavioral Codes (sila/vinaya) in the Modern World (Greenwood Press, 1994)
§ "Homosexuality in China and Japan"
Homosexuality and World Religions (Trinity Press International, 1993)
§ "The Path to Ultimate Awakening: Women's Liberation in the Context of Taoism and Zen" Buddhist Ethics and Modern Society (Greenwood Press, 1991)
§ "Thome Fang as Comparative Philosopher"
Thome Fang Memorial Volume (Young Lions Press, 1989)
§ "Beyond Liberation: Overcoming Gender Mythology from a Taoist Perspective"
Movements and Issues in World Religions: A Sourcebook and an Analysis of Developments Since 1945, ed. Charles Wei-hsun Fu and Gerhard E. Spiegler (Greenwood Press, 1989)
§ "K'ung Tzu as World Teacher for the Ages: The Contemporary and Cosmopolitan Significance of Confucian Philosophy"
Proceedings of the International Symposium on Confucianism and the Modern World (1988)
§ "The Value and Meaning of Life: A Logotherapeutic Perspective"
Guidance, Methods and Applications, bi-lingual Chinese-English text (International Lifeline Association, Republic of China, 1985)
§ "Chinese Philosophy on Its Way to the Twenty-First Century: Meeting the Challenge of Cultural Imperialism"
Proceedings of the First World Conference on Chinese Philosophy (Tunghai University, 1985)
§ "Li as a Model for Moral Judgement: Some Insights on Meta-Ethics from the Confucian Texts" Interpreting Across Boundaries: Proceedings of the International Research Conference for Asian and Comparative Philosophy (1985)
§ "A Provocative Alternative for Social Values: The 'Feminine'Complement to the Dominant 'Masculine' Perspective"
The Social Context for the Person's Search for Meaning (Practitioner's Press, 1985)
§ "Rosenstock-Huessy and the Future of Philosophy"
Introduction to Applied Science of the Soul (Golden Phoenix Press, 1985)
§ "The Responsibility for Dignity: Grounds for an Alliance Between Philosophy and Psychotherapy" (in German)
Preface to Elisabeth Lukas' Psychologische Seelsorge (Herder, 1985)
§ "The Value of Spirituality: Philosophical and Psychological Reflections"
Philosophy, Psychology and Spirituality, ed. James W. Kidd (Golden Phoenix Press, 1984)
§ "The Noological Dimension in Chinese Thought: Confucius and Chuang Tzu Confront the Existential Vacuum"
ANALECTA FRANKLIANA: Proceedings of the First World Congress of Logotherapy (Institute of Logotherapy Press, 1982)

Journal Articles

"The Viability (Dao) and Virtuosity (De) of Daoist Ecology: Reversion (Fu) as Renewal," Journal of Chinese Philosophy, Spring 2005
§ "Chinese Philosophy's Resonance with Post-Modern Science: Chan Insights on Emptiness from Master Hui-neng," International Journal for Comparative Philosophy and Culture, Vol. I, No. 1 (Spring 2002)
§ "Thomé Fang a Comparative Philosopher," International Journal for Comparative Philosophy and Culture, Vol. I, No. 1 (Spring 2001)
§ "Kong Zi as Feminist: Confucian Self-cultivation in a Contemporary Context," Journal of Chinese Philosophy, Vol. 27, Issue 2 (2000), 171-86
§ "Language and Logic in the Lotus S tra: A Hermeneutical Exploration of Philosophical Underpinnings," Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal, No. 13 (2000), 63-95
§ "Women and Religion in Post-Modern Japan: The Call for a New Yakami," Explorations: Journal for Adventurous Thought (Spring 1994)
§ "The Poetics of Ch'an: Upayic Poetry and Its Taoist Enrichment"
Chung-hwa Buddhist Journal (July, 1992), 341-77
§ "K'ung Tzu as Therapist: Curing the Collective"
The International Journal of Philosophy and Psychotherapy: Hsin (Spring, 1992), 163-81
§ "Zen and Western Psychotherapy: Nirvanic Transcendence and Samsaric Fixation," Chung-hwa Buddhist Journal (July, 1991), 451-94
§ "The Harmony/Disharmony of Harmonies"
Journal of Chinese Philosophy (1989)
§ "The Meaning of the Moment: The Logotherapeutic Dimension of Everydayness"
International Forum for Logotherapy (Fall, 1989)
§ "The Primal Human Right: Respect"
Proceedings of the Tenth Interamerican Congress of Philosophy (1988)
§ "Cross-Cultural Gender Perspective: The I Ching"
Men and Women Today (April, 1987)
§ "Meaning as Merging: The Hermeneutics of Reinterpreting King Lear in the Light of the Hsiao Ching", Philosophy East and West (October, 1986)
§ "Confucius and Kant: The Ethics of Respect"
Philosophy East and West (July, 1982)