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Introduction
Chapter One Evolution of the Principlism£º Historical Prerequisite for the Formation of Mindology
1£® Nature is Principle£¬ and Others£º Intensification of Metaphysical Noumenon
2£® Lu Jiuyuan£º Tension between Mind and Principle
3£® Wavering between the Theories of Zhu Xi and Lu Jiuyuan

Chapter Two Records of the Instructions and Reviews and Wang Yangming's Mindology
1£® From Records of the Instructions and Reviews to The Complete Works of Yangming
2£® Reconstruction of Mind-Body
3£® Mind and Thing
4£® Innate Knowledge as Moral Nature
5£® Distinction between Community and Self
6£® To Attain Innate Knowledge
7£® Unity of Knowledge and Action

Chapter Three Mindology and Thoughts in the Late Ming Dynasty
1£® The Taizhou Sect
2£® The Theory of Child-Mind and the Principle of Individual
3£® Return to Nature-Noumenon
4£® Unfoldment of the Theory of Attaining Innate Knowledge
5£® The Donglin Sect and Mindology

Chapter Four Mindology at the Turn of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1£® What Effort Attains Is Noumenon
2£® Distinction between the Individual and the Whole

Chapter Five Reverberations of Mindology in the Modern Times
1£® Innate Knowledge and Individuality
2£® Innate Knowledge and Intuition
3£® Mind-Power and Will-Desire
4£® Unity of Knowledge and Action£¬ and Oneness of Nature and
Cultivation
Appendices
I£® Bibliography
II£® Glossary