美國夏威夷大學社會心理學博士，曾任國立臺灣大學心理學系教授、國科會卓越計劃主持人及教育部國家講座教授，自台大心理學系退休後擔任榮譽教授、高雄醫學大學心理系講座教授。

黃光國教授長年耕耘於科學哲學、本土心理學、方法論，並在本土社會心理學扮演承先啟後的角色，於2018年結合各方資源成立思源學會，讓本土學術研究能有更多的空間交流與實踐，並向社會大眾和國際社群介紹最新之學術成果，大力推動華人本土社會科學的永續發展及深度。

著有《人情與面子》、《知識與行動：中華文化傳統的社會心理學詮釋》、《社會科學的理路》、《儒家關係主義：哲學反思、理論建構與實證研究》、《反求諸己：現代社會中的修養》等及中英文論文100多篇，對本土社會科學有著極為重要的貢獻。

PhD in Social Psychology, University of Hawaii, Honorary Professor, Department of Psychology, National Taiwan University, Chairperson of the National Science Council Excellence Program, National Lecturer of the Ministry of Education and Lecturer of Department of Psychology, Kaohsiung Medical University.

Professor Kwang-Kuo Hwang had been working on scientific philosophy, indigenous psychology, and methodology for many years, and played an important role in inheriting the past and leading to the future in the field of indigenous psychology in Chinese Society. In 2018, he established Chinese Indigenous Social Science Association (CISSA) by combining resources from all parties, so that indigenous academic research can have more space for exchange and practice, and Introduce the latest academic achievements to the general public and the international community, and vigorously promote the sustainable development and depth of indigenous psychology in Chinese Society.

He authored " Face and Favor: The Chinese Power Game", "Knowledge and Action: A Social Psychological Interpretation of Chinese Cultural Tradition", "Theory of Social Science", "Confucian Relationism: Philosophical Reflection, Theoretical Construction and Empirical Research", "Reflecting on Others: Cultivation in Modern Society" and more than 100 Chinese and English papers, which have made extremely important contributions to indigenous psychology in Chinese Society.

臺灣哲學學者，《鵝湖月刊》創辦人之一。畢業於國立臺灣師範大學國文學系，文化大學哲學研究所碩士、博士。曾任北一女中教師、文化大學哲學系、淡江大學中文系所教授、國立中央大學中文系暨哲學研究所所長、鵝湖月刊社社長。

王邦雄教授長年鑽研中國哲學，對儒家文化、老子、莊子皆有深刻的研究，並擅長以具體的生活經驗談論哲學，透過對中國哲學經典的理解來回歸對生命的體悟。除了豐富的著作外，王邦雄教授也積極於民間講學，傳授自身寶貴的經驗，對當代中國哲學思想發展及傳承有著極大的貢獻。

Taiwanese philosophy scholar and one of the founders of Legein Monthly. Professor Wang graduated from the Department of Chinese Literature at National Taiwan Normal University and holds both a master's and a doctoral degree from the Graduate Institute of Philosophy at Chinese Culture University. He has taught at Taipei First Girls' High School, the Department of Philosophy at Chinese Culture University, and the Department of Chinese Literature at Tamkang University. He also served as the head of the Department of Chinese Literature and the Graduate Institute of Philosophy at National Central University, and as the president of Legein Monthly.

Professor Wang has dedicated many years to the study of Chinese philosophy, with profound research on Confucian culture, Laozi, and Zhuangzi. He excels in discussing philosophy through concrete life experiences and seeks to understand life through the lens of Chinese philosophical classics. In addition to his extensive publications, Professor Wang actively engages in public lectures, sharing his valuable insights and contributing significantly to the development and transmission of contemporary Chinese philosophical thought.