英文摘要 |
This article unfolds various encounters: the author’s encounter with a group of senior psychologists graduated from the Department of Psychology of Fu Jen Catholic University in Bei-ping some fifty or sixty years ago; the encounter between the psychology departments of the Fu Jen in Bei-Ping and the one in Taiwan; the encounter of modern Chinese and Taiwanese history; the encounter between western psychology and “benevolence" (仁, ren) the ultimate ideal of Confucianism; the encounter of the spirits of western psychology and Chinese consciousness; the encounter of the author’s personal and the professional selves. These ceaseless chains of encounters connect individual dots to shape the future development of psychological studies in Taiwan. |