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The Second Annual Transpersonal Research Colloquium (TRC) was held in Northampton, UK on September 15-16, 2016. This document is the final program with presenters abstracts, bios, and contact information. For further information, see... more
Confucius and Confucianism in Italy from the 16th century to recent studies, translations, debates and reports.
In this chapter, I reflect on the implications of Mencius' conception of compassion for one of the most important problems that defines the Western philosophical tradition: the relationship between reason on the one hand and desire and... more
According to a survey on the religious landscape in Korea, about half of the total population of Korea (53.4%) declared practicing religion. This number has shown a steady increase since the Gallup Korea conducted a survey in this field... more
Poceski, Mario. Introducing Chinese Religions. New York and London: Routledge, 2009. Also available in an e-book format, as Chinese Religions: The eBook (published by JBE Online Books), and in a Portuguese translation: Introdução às... more
This is a Chinese book that introduces and reflects on Chinese family culture and morality.... more
The article discusses uses of xiu shen, one among a number of terms referring to practices of moral and mental discipline in early China. It sketches out the contexts and discourses in which the term appears and hopes thus to contribute,... more
Çin yükselen ekonomisi ve siyasi etkisi ile küresel bir güç konumundadır. Çin bu konuma sadece askeri gücünü kullanarak değil yumuşak gücünü kullanarak gelmiştir. Yumuşak güç bir ülkenin kültürünün, siyasi fikirlerinin ve politikalarının... more
It is not possible to provide a comprehensive account of the educational philosophies and theories that fall within the wide-ranging rubric of 'Eastern philosophy of education'. This disclaimer acknowledges the need to be selective, and... more
Yang Zhu is the representative of egoism in ancient China. This paper poinst out that Yang Zhu's thought was originated from Confucianism, especially, from the thought of Zeng Zi, one of the most famous dieciples of Confucius.
中国におけるマルクス・レーニン主義と儒教の関係を、サイバネティクス理論により論じる金観涛論文とその解題。
"In my study "Prestigegüter entlang der Seidenstraße? Archäologische und historische Untersuchungen zu Chinas Beziehungen zu Kulturen des Tarimbeckens vom zweiten bis frühen fünften Jahrhundert nach Christus (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz,... more
Author: Amos Yong Publisher: CBE International Is there a way forward beyond the dominant complementarian discourse at this nexus where a predominantly white North American evangelical Christianity has met racial and ethnic others,... more
This paper is divided into two parts. Part 1 discusses the Confucian idea of moral knowledge in the context of Ryle's classical distinction between knowing-that and knowing-how, showing that while Confucian moral knowledge does includes... more
This course offers a study of the doctrines and the historical development of some of the major religions of the world.
Chapter. Confucian role ethics offers a solution to the puzzle of obligations to future generations.
Poceski, Mario. Introdução às religiões chinesas. Fundação Editora da UNESP, Brazil, 2013.
This paper engages the Analects from multiple perspectives. The Deleuzean read reveals its function as a cogwheel in the feudal social machine serving the purpose of overcoding. The Flusserian read brings into relief a meta-program that... more
" Everyone will readily agree that it is of the highest importance to know whether we are not duped by morality, " says Emmanuel Levinas in the preface to Totality and Infinity. Why is ethical inquiry a meaningful and necessary task? This... more
What can remain unchanged while the Ru tradition (Confucianism) is continually passed down generationally and passed on geographically to non-Chinese Asian countries and beyond? Does the answer to this question hinted by the tradition... more
The Confucian-Christian dialogue began with the Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci in sixteenth-century China. As Ricci found a theological ally in the Confucian tradition, he devoted years in China to the study of the Confucian classics in... more
The socio-cultural conditioning practiced in a society has a direct impact in the perspective of the people of the society. South Korea is one of the developing countries that is rooted in a traditional and social practice that attained... more
While philosophy and religion were never sharply distinguished in China, what we now call Chinese philosophy incorporated, theorized, and sometimes opposed practices and views that can reasonably be called religious. These included... more
An 8 page essay which looks over and analyses the close relationship that the Korean Koryŏ Dynasty had with Medieval China, especially the Song Dynasty. Examples of war alliances, religions, artworks, politics, and education are analyzed... more
The Daoist Zhuangzi argues against a Confucian conception of “normality” that, like Aristotelianism, is teleological: A higher power, Heaven, decrees what “human nature” is, and human nature determines all the normative facts, such as how... more
The history of Confucius translation's in Brazil, the religious and sociological problems to understanding the Confucianism in the country.