Culture and Modernity : : East-West Philosophic Perspectives /

Culture and Modernity : : East-West Philosophic Perspectives / / ed. by Eliot Deutsch.

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MitwirkendeR:
Al-Azmeh, Aziz,
Ames, Roger T.,
Apel, Karl-Otto,
Bernstein, Richard J.,
Chatterjee, Margaret,
Cua, Antonio S.,
Danto, Arthur C.,
Feher, Ferenc,
Goodman, Lenn E.,
Graham, A. C.,
Gyekye, Kwame,
Hall, David L.,
Heller, Agnes,
Herrera, Maria L.,
Kasulis, Thomas P.,
Krishna, Daya,
Krüger, Lorenz,
Kupperman, Joel J.,
Laudan, Larry,
Magintyre, Alasdair,
Matilal, Bimal K.,
Niiniluoto, Ilkka,
Outlaw, Lucius,
Pande, G. C.,
Parkes, Graham,
Pera, Marcello,
Potter, Karl H.,
Putnam, Hilary,
Rorty, Richard,
Sakabe, Megumi,
Stojanović, Svetozar,
Streng, Frederick J.,
Verma, Roop Rekha,
Wollheim, Richard,
Zhilin, Li,
HerausgeberIn:
Deutsch, Eliot,
Place / Publishing House:Honolulu : : University of Hawaii Press, , [2022]
©1991
Year of Publication:2022
Language:English
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • The Crisis of Modernity
  • PHILOSOPHERS, NOVELISTS, AND INTERCULTURAL COMPARISONS: HEIDEGGER, KUNDERA, AND DICKENS
  • LIFEWORLDS, MODERNITY, AND PHILOSOPHICAL PRAXIS: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CRITICAL SOCIAL THEORY
  • MODERN CHINA AND THE POSTMODERN WEST
  • FROM MARXISM TO POST-MARXISM
  • Incommensurability
  • INCOMMENSURABILITY AND OTHERNESS REVISITED
  • INCOMMENSURABILITY, TRUTH, AND THE CONVERSATION BETWEEN CONFUCIANS AND ARISTOTELIANS ABOUT THE VIRTUES
  • THE COMMENSURABILITY OF INDIAN EPISTEMOLOGICAL THEORIES
  • Relativism
  • PLURALISM, RELATIVISM, AND INTERACTION BETWEEN CULTURES
  • BETWEEN RELATIVISM AND FUNDAMENTALISM: HERMENEUTICS AS EUROPE'S MAINSTREAM POLITICAL AND MORAL TRADITION
  • Language and Non-Western Cultural Traditions
  • CONCEPTUAL SCHEMES AND LINGUISTIC RELATIVISM IN RELATION TO CHINESE
  • THE ORIGINS OF THE QUESTION: FOUR TRADITIONAL JAPANESE PHILOSOPHIES OF LANGUAGE
  • MEANING AS IMAGING: PROLEGOMENA TO A CONFUCIAN EPISTEMOLOGY
  • ON THE DUAL NATURE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE THOUGHT AND ITS MODERNIZATION
  • Culture and the Ethical
  • A PLANETARY MACROETHICS FOR HUMANKIND: THE NEED, THE APPARENT DIFFICULTY, AND THE EVENTUAL POSSIBILITY
  • REASONABLE CHALLENGES AND PRECONDITIONS OF ADJUDICATION
  • THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND THE HOLOCAUST: CAN ETHICS BE AHISTORICAL?
  • TRADITION AND MORAL PROGRESS
  • Culture and the Aesthetic
  • THE SHAPE OF ARTISTIC PASTS, EAST AND WEST
  • SURREALISTIC DISTORTION OF LANDSCAPE AND THE REASON OF THE MILIEU
  • WHY ART CHANGES
  • Culture and the Religious
  • THE TRANSCENDENTAL IN A COMPARATIVE CONTEXT
  • REFLECTIONS ON RELIGIOUS PLURALISM IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT
  • THREE ENDURING ACHIEVEMENTS OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY
  • TWO DIMENSIONS OF RELIGION: REFLECTIONS BASED ON INDIAN SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE AND PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS
  • Culture and the Political
  • BETWEEN NATIONALISM AND NOMADISM: WONDERING ABOUT THE LANGUAGES OF PHILOSOPHY
  • THE DISCOURSE OF CULTURAL AUTHENTICITY: ISLAMIST REVIVALISM AND ENLIGHTENMENT UNIVERSALISM
  • TRADITIONAL POLITICAL VALUES AND IDEAS: AN EXAMINATION OF THEIR RELEVANCE TO DEVELOPMENTS IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN POLITICAL ORDER
  • Cultural Identity
  • ON THE INTERPRETATION OF TRADITIONAL CULTURES
  • THE CONCEPT OF PROGRESS AND CULTURAL IDENTITY
  • MOSES, HSÜAN-TSANG, AND HISTORY
  • SECULARISM: SACRED AND PROFANE
  • Scientific Progress
  • SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS AND CONTENT LOSS
  • A DIALECTICAL VIEW OF SCIENTIFIC RATIONALITY AND PROGRESS
  • SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS RECONSIDERED
  • DOES PROGRESS IN SCIENCE LEAD TO TRUTH?
  • CONTRIBUTORS
  • Index

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