Jingjing Li is a university lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Institute for Philosophy.

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Fields of interest

• Chinese Wei Shi (or "consciousness-only") philosophy
• East Asian Buddhist Philosophy
• Feminist Philosophy in East Asia
• Buddhist modernism
• Phenomenology
• German Idealism
• Neo-Confucianism and its modernization

Research

I work on theories of mind and consciousness preserved in East Asian and Continental philosophical traditions. I believe these traditions can be brought into fruitful engagement in a global context, which allows for the possibility of reimagining lived experience at the personal, interpersonal, and social levels. 
My current project "A Lost Pearl: Feminist Theories in Buddhist Philosophy of Consciousness" intends to develop a Yogācāra version of Buddhist feminism that expands the horizons of both Buddhist philosophy and feminist thought. I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary discussions that rediscover marginalised voices of women and overlooked materials on gender/sex in the East Asian context. 

Curriculum Vitae

BA, MA (East China Normal University), Ph.D (McGill University). 

Publications