Becoming Human: Li Zehou's Ethics: Modern Chinese Philosophy, cartea 20
Autor Jana Roškeren Limba Engleză Hardback – 22 ian 2020
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004423657
ISBN-10: 9004423656
Pagini: 332
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Modern Chinese Philosophy
ISBN-10: 9004423656
Pagini: 332
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Modern Chinese Philosophy
Cuprins
Notes on References, Bibliography, and Translation
Prologue: Li Zehou, His Life and Work
1 The Importance of Ethics
2 General Philosophical System and Crucial Concepts
1 Anthropo-Historical Ontology and the Question of Becoming Human
2 Sedimentation
3 Subjectality
4 One-World-View and Du 度 as a Dynamic Method of “Grasping the Proper Measure”
3 Ethical Thought: an Overview
4 Ethics and Morality
1 Unfolding the Difference: Etymological Meanings and Later Connotations
2 Li Zehou’s Distinction
3 Historical and Developmental Foundations: From Qing 情 as Collective Emotionality to Qing 情 as Individual Emotion
4 Two Kinds of Morality
5 Political Philosophy and Moral Psychology
5 Epistemological Approaches and Ontological Foundations
1 The Ethics of Pragmatic Reason
2 The Emotio-Rational Structure and the Fusion of Reason and Emotions (Qing 情)
3 Emotion-Based Substance
6 Harmony and Justice
1 Individualism vs. Relationalism
2 Harmony Is Higher than Justice
3 Utilitarianism, Communitarianism and the Response to Sandel
4 Western and Chinese Liberalism
7 Humanization of Inner Nature
1 The Shaping of Free Will and the Role of Moral Emotions
2 Transformation of the Empirical into the Transcendental
3 The Forgotten Significance of Rituality
4 The Capacity of Humanness and the Relation between Right and Good
8 Inspirations, Combinations and Critiques
1 Classical Confucianism and Traditional Chinese Ethics
2 Neo-Confucian Philosophies and Modern New Confucianism
3 From Kant to Marx and Back
4 Further Dialogues with the West
9 Theoretical and Methodological Innovations
10 Epilogue: Learning to Be Human
Appendix: General Scheme of Ethics
Sources and Literature
1 Primary Sources (Li Zehou’s Works in Chinese)
2 Primary Sources (Li Zehou’s Works in Western Languages)
3 With Co-Authors
4 Secondary Literature
Index of Proper Names
Index of Specific Terms, Phrases and Titles (Chinese-English)
Prologue: Li Zehou, His Life and Work
1 The Importance of Ethics
2 General Philosophical System and Crucial Concepts
1 Anthropo-Historical Ontology and the Question of Becoming Human
2 Sedimentation
3 Subjectality
4 One-World-View and Du 度 as a Dynamic Method of “Grasping the Proper Measure”
3 Ethical Thought: an Overview
4 Ethics and Morality
1 Unfolding the Difference: Etymological Meanings and Later Connotations
2 Li Zehou’s Distinction
3 Historical and Developmental Foundations: From Qing 情 as Collective Emotionality to Qing 情 as Individual Emotion
4 Two Kinds of Morality
5 Political Philosophy and Moral Psychology
5 Epistemological Approaches and Ontological Foundations
1 The Ethics of Pragmatic Reason
2 The Emotio-Rational Structure and the Fusion of Reason and Emotions (Qing 情)
3 Emotion-Based Substance
6 Harmony and Justice
1 Individualism vs. Relationalism
2 Harmony Is Higher than Justice
3 Utilitarianism, Communitarianism and the Response to Sandel
4 Western and Chinese Liberalism
7 Humanization of Inner Nature
1 The Shaping of Free Will and the Role of Moral Emotions
2 Transformation of the Empirical into the Transcendental
3 The Forgotten Significance of Rituality
4 The Capacity of Humanness and the Relation between Right and Good
8 Inspirations, Combinations and Critiques
1 Classical Confucianism and Traditional Chinese Ethics
2 Neo-Confucian Philosophies and Modern New Confucianism
3 From Kant to Marx and Back
4 Further Dialogues with the West
9 Theoretical and Methodological Innovations
10 Epilogue: Learning to Be Human
Appendix: General Scheme of Ethics
Sources and Literature
1 Primary Sources (Li Zehou’s Works in Chinese)
2 Primary Sources (Li Zehou’s Works in Western Languages)
3 With Co-Authors
4 Secondary Literature
Index of Proper Names
Index of Specific Terms, Phrases and Titles (Chinese-English)
Notă biografică
Jana S. Rošker studied Sinology and obtained her PhD degree at Vienna University in Austria. She is the author of numerous influential works on Chinese philosophy, including Following His Own Path: Li Zehou and Contemporary Chinese Thought (SUNY 2019).
Recenzii
"...an introduction to Li’s ethical thought, such as the bookunder review here, is a greatly needed contribution, as it illuminates facets ofhis thought that have, thus far, not been adequately dealt with by Westernscholars. Its author, Jana Rošker, professor at the University of Ljubljana, is oneof the leading Western scholars on modern Chinese philosophy and also on LiZehou’s thought." - Karl-Heinz Pohl, Trier University, Germany in Journal ofChinese Studies, No. 73
"Finding a suitable way that helps to sysytematize and interpret in a coherent manner such a profoundly rich work is a challenging task that Rošker’s work does not only execute masterfully but does it with style. This book is a must read for all enthusiasts of Chinese culture, both classical and modern, and a great guidebook for students of twentieth-century Chinese social and ethical thought." - Lehel Balogh,Hokkaido University in Religious Studies Review, Vol. 47, No. 3 (September 2021).
"Finding a suitable way that helps to sysytematize and interpret in a coherent manner such a profoundly rich work is a challenging task that Rošker’s work does not only execute masterfully but does it with style. This book is a must read for all enthusiasts of Chinese culture, both classical and modern, and a great guidebook for students of twentieth-century Chinese social and ethical thought." - Lehel Balogh,Hokkaido University in Religious Studies Review, Vol. 47, No. 3 (September 2021).