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The hermeneutical self and an ethical difference : intercivilizational engagement /
In response to the religious and spiritual transition experienced in our modern world, Chung creates a postcolonial framework for inter-religious exchange, focussing on issues of interpretation, moral deliberation and ethical praxis. He investigates the relationship between hermeneutical theory and...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge [England] :
James Clarke,
2012.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part I. Hermeneutical theory and human experience. Interpretation and experience
- Interpretation and life connection
- Phenomenology and hermeneutics
- Understanding and linguistic existence
- Part II. Intercivilizational encounters : interpretation and ethical subject. Mediation : the hermeneutical self and moral self
- Interpretation and ethics of virtue : Aristotle revisited
- Intercivilizational encounters : the mean in Confucian ethics
- Thomas Aquinas : theological virtue ethics and analogy
- A comparative religious study of Aquinas and Mengzi
- Part III. Aftermath of modernity : discourse reason and ethics of the other. Interpretation in long route and social location
- Discourse ethics and communicative rationality
- Neo-Aristotelian ethics and neo-Kantian framework
- Aesthetics of existence and ethics of alterity
- Part IV. Intercivilizational reconstruction in the aftermath of colonialism. Intercivilizational reconstruction and global-critical inquiry
- Engaging the Cave and the Butterfly : dialectics of Enlightenment and neo-Confucian self
- Interpretations as conflict and creativity : retrieval of Wang Yangming
- Concluding reflection : the hermeneutical self and an ethical difference
- Epilogue: Interpretive reason and postcolonial irregularity.