I recently came across a new academic journal: Journal of I Ching and Civilization.
The journal aims to explore the Zhouyi from historical, textual, philosophical, and comparative perspectives. Its editorial board includes scholars such as Ding Sixin 丁四新, whose research on early Zhouyi texts and excavated manuscripts I particularly appreciate.
What makes this initiative worth following is its combination of rigorous historical research with broader perspectives on the Yijing and its place in Chinese civilization.
The journal is open access, with articles in both Chinese and English.
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