Ordinary Truths, Extraordinary Quests: A Collection of Essays Commemorating the Centennial of Feng Ding

Author: Xie Long
Publisher:
Publishing Time: Not Available
Features: This collection is a research outcome of the project "Feng Ding's Philosophy and Ethical Thought" (National Philosophy and Social Sciences "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan Project"). The compilation of this collection is synchronized with the research of the project. During the past year and a half, seminars organized to discuss issues related to Feng Ding's philosophy and ethical thought have not only advanced the compilation of this collection but also raised questions awaiting further research. Therefore, these discussions have been compiled into "A Collection of Issues on Feng Ding's Academic Theoretical Contributions" as an appendix to this collection. From the 20 issues listed in the "Collection of Issues" and the hot topics in cultural studies, it can be seen that the articles included in this collection have provided varying degrees of answers to them. At the same time, it also indicates that some issues still require further research, which must be further combined with relevant thematic studies for systematic research. This means that the achievements of this collection have reached the expected goals of the project, namely promoting the study of current highly controversial frontiers in philosophy and ethics, and providing intellectual materials for the innovation and development of philosophy and ethics. This is something we must clarify when recommending this book to readers and peers. We hope that while commemorating Feng Ding's centennial anniversary and exploring his academic theoretical contributions, we can also discuss from multiple perspectives how his work has promoted the study of frontiers in philosophy and ethics, deepen discussions and debates on these issues, and pave the way for the innovation and development of philosophy and ethics in the 21st century.