Phenomenology and Chinese Culture, Issue 5, Chinese Phenomenology and Philosophy Review: Chinese Phenomenology and Philosophy Review

Author: Ni Liangkang
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: The Chinese Journal of Phenomenology and Philosophy is the result of a collaborative effort in the field of phenomenology and philosophy research in China (Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macau). It is committed to exploring phenomenology from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The questions it seeks to address can be summarized as: What is the spirit of phenomenology? Can it, and how can it, be combined with the humanistic spirit of China? The philosophy and methodology of phenomenology have a history of over a hundred years. With its unique philosophical attitude of "facing facts" and its analytical style of "working philosophy," it has stood out in the history of philosophy. The spirit of phenomenology, represented by figures such as Husserl, Scheler, and Heidegger, now plays a direct or indirect role and influence in various fields of the humanities and social sciences. The Chinese Journal of Phenomenology and Philosophy is the result of a collaborative effort in the field of phenomenology and philosophy research in China (Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macau). It is committed to exploring phenomenology from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The questions it seeks to address can be summarized as: What is the spirit of phenomenology? Can it, and how can it, be combined with the humanistic spirit of China?