Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Philosophy Volume

Author: Mou Bo (Editor)
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Features: This volume selects and compiles 13 research papers from the field of comparative studies in Chinese and Western philosophy. Most of the paper authors are philosophy Ph.D. holders and scholars engaged in philosophical teaching and research in North America or China. The selected essays in this volume are divided into four parts based on the nature of their topics:
Part 1 includes 5 articles that discuss general approaches to understanding the world from the perspectives of metaphysics, the relationship between language and thought, and logic.
Part 2 features 4 articles that explore general theoretical issues of virtue ethics through a comparative study of the Confucian virtue ethics tradition and the Western ethics tradition.
Part 3 contains 2 articles discussing the relationship between the Confucian ethics tradition and bioethics.
Part 4 presents 2 articles that examine the philosophical aspects of the relationships among members of human society.