Tradition and Beyond

Author: (French) McLean Ganqing, Yang Fenggang
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Publishing Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book will discuss the following topics:
Chapter 1 explores how traditional characteristics are gradually accumulated creative freedom through the experiences of past generations over time;
Chapter 2 focuses specifically on the concept of humanity;
Chapter 3 studies the concept of harmonious parallelism by taking Kant's Third Critique as a text that promotes the possibility of scientific critique in the Third Critique and the possibility of freedom in the Second Critique;
Chapter 4 examines the concept of transcendence, aiming to see how the "inner" transcendence in human history is built upon the concept of "outer" transcendence;
Chapter 5 delves into this phenomenon, exploring whether the reality of evil can be recognized without being destroyed and reconciled, as well as the concepts of justice and goodness;
Chapter 6 attempts to delve deeper into the nature of our existence through reflection on the days that make up our lives, seeking to discover its open vitality and creativity.