Intersection of Eastern and Western Philosophy and Differences in Thinking Styles

Author: Song Rongpei (Korea), translated by Park Gwang-hae and Lü Mo
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The articles in this book are philosophical essays written by the author in various forms over the past decade through different opportunities. Therefore, similar philosophical issues, interwoven consciousness, and repetitions can be found throughout the book. These contents can also be seen as my academic journey in philosophical research. Readers are free to choose any articles they are interested in, without being bound by the order of the book. The central theme of the book is also developed around the subject consciousness, namely, how to interpret Eastern philosophy in the cultural context of Korea dominated by Western philosophy and Western ways of thinking, and what Eastern philosophy should contribute to solving modern social problems.