Enlightened:yiduobufen（浙江大学出版社)
Enlightened:yiduobufen
作者：Bian Junfeng[编著]
出版社：浙江大学出版社出版时间：2021-03-01
开本：24cm
页数：268页
Enlightened:yiduobufen 版权信息
- ISBN：9787308208550
- 条形码：9787308208550 ; 978-7-308-20855-0
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Enlightened:yiduobufen 内容简介
“安乐哲儒学大家翻译中国”项目，《豁然：一多不分》的中英对照版本。中西比较哲学界领军人物安乐哲教授提出儒学的“一多不分”宇宙观，他认为，“一多不分”观指的是“一个生生不息”的“道”（整体性而非单一秩序）宇宙论。本书是对安乐哲“一多不分”观的全面阐述。全书分为三部分：安乐哲与“一多不分”；安乐哲著述节选；田辰山著述节选。每一部分包括七到八个小节，每一节包括一篇阐述“一多不分”思想的文章、“一多不分”点滴和安乐哲语录。文章避免了艰深晦涩的语言，“一多不分”点滴让读者记录下阅读后的体会，而安乐哲语录更是让读者直接地感受到安乐哲思想的精髓。“一多不分”观强调人类命运共同体，有利于推动中华优秀传统文化“走出去”，也是对“一带一路”倡议的积极响应。
Enlightened:yiduobufen 目录
Part One Roger T. Ames and Yiduobufen
Chapter One
Interesting Differences Between China and the West
Chapter Two
From Matteo Ricci to Roger T. Ames
Chapter Three
Professor Roger T. Ames’s Academic Background
Chapter Four
Yiduobufen and Yiduoeryuan
Chapter Five
The Century Lecture Hall Seminar One
Chapter Six
The Century Lecture Hall Seminar Two
Chapter Seven
The Century Lecture Hall Seminar Three
Part Two Compilation of Excerpts from Roger T. Ames’s Writings
Chapter One
A Historically Appreciated Confucianism
Chapter Two
Making Responsible Cultural Comparisons
Chapter Three
Clearing a Path to China
Chapter Four
Chinese Cosmology: An Interpretive Context for
Understanding Confucianism
Chapter Five
The Confucian Project: Attaining Relational Virtuosity
Chapter Six
Confucian “Role Ethics
Chapter Seven
Human-centered Confucianism
Chapter Eight
Theorizing Confucian Persons for a Changing
World Cultural Order
Part Three Compilation of Excerpts from Tian Chenshsn’s Writings
Chapter One
The Utmost Simplicity of the Great Dao Helps Tell Chinese
Stories to the World
Chapter Two
Cross-cultural Narration: Methodology and Practice
Chapter Three
Where May Chinese Culture Gain Its Self-confidence
Chapter Four
Postmodern Thinking May Be a Key to Understanding
Confucianism
Chapter Five
Western Politics and Confucian Governance
Contrasting Ideologies
Chapter Six
Chinese Cultural Values and Public Diplomacy
Chapter Seven
A Reflection on the Sinicization of Marxism from Both
Chinese and Western Perspectives
Postscript