Whether it is read by the interested generalist or the dedicated specialist, Dawid Rogacz’ <i>Chinese Philosophy of History</i> yields a profusion of insights and confers a trove of benefits. However, in my view, chief among its rewards is that, through its concentration with laser-like focus exclusively on the philosophy of history, the book is a veritable showcase in which so many oftentimes neglected past philosophical voices have finally been permitted to come to the fore and thereby have their previously unknown contributions duly recognized.

Philosophy East & West

The human longing to unite the past with the present is as important as our need to philosophize about it. This book shows in a truly enjoyable but learned way how much we need to learn from China if we are to experience the holistic nature of this reunion.

Jana Rošker, Professor of Sinology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

An original and unparalleled description and analysis of the enduring Chinese fascination with the nature, meaning and writing of history, displaying an impressive command of historical sources and a mastery of philosophical understandings of history as process, narrative and expression in other forms of culture.

Philip J. Ivanhoe, Distinguished Chair Professor, College of Confucian Studies and Eastern Philosophy, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea