Major Works
- What Is Modernity?: Writings of Takeuchi Yoshimi, Columbia University Press (2005) edited, translated, and with an introduction by Richard F. Calichman
- Ways of introducing culture: focusing upon Lu Xun (1948)
- What is modernity? (1948)
- The question of politics and literature (1948)
- Hu Shi and Dewey (1952)
- Overcoming modernity (1959)
- Asia as method (1960)
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