issue 208,no.4(April 2013)

• The Hidden Logic of Japan’s Foreign Wars: 1592-1945
• The Modern Transition of Chinese Buddhist Literature after the May Fourth Movement
• On the Basis of Validity for Unilateral Promises
• Value Judgment and the Knowledge Transformation of Chinese Criminal Jurisprudence
• The Inducing Mechanism of Development Finance in the Building of Carbon Finance System
• Development Strategy, Urbanization and the Rural-urban Income Disparity in China
• The Psycho-physiological Mechanism of Educational Inequality and Its Intervention Strategies: With the Example of Migrant Children
• Land Finance and the Tax-Sharing System: An Empirical Explanation
• Perplexity and Transcendence of the Chinese Translations of Western Philosophy: In Response to Professor Sun Zhouxing’s Criticism
• Social Sciences in China (Chinese Edition) No.4, 2013 The Possibility for a New Beginning of Philosophy in Chinese Thought (Abstract) Ding Yun In modern Chinese thought, “philosophy,” along with the whole disciplinary system rooted in it, has an endur