Learning to Be Human:Selected Papers from the XXIV World Con

2018年第二十四届世界哲学大会的成果之一。

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• 出版时间：2024-08-01
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• 页数：582页(英文)

读者对象：普通高校哲学专业学生、教师，哲学爱好者。

内容简介：

本书为2018年8月在北京召开的第24届世界哲学大会重要论文英文版结集。此次大会由国际哲学团体联合会和北京大学共同主办，主题是“学以成人”（Learning to Be Human）。论文集所选论文为全体大会、专题会议、捐赠会议的报告论文。全体大会分精神、自我、社群、自然、传统五个分主题，共17次报告，14篇论文收入文集。共设10个专题会议，32次报告，30篇论文收入文集。最后还设有7个捐赠讲座，有6篇论文收入文集。来自亚欧非美等不同地区的知名哲学家云集，讨论议题涵盖纯粹哲学、政治哲学、技术哲学以及中国哲学、非洲哲学等，所选论文代表了当代世界哲学研究的新前沿成果。

作译者简介：

王博，男，汉族，1967年1月生，中共党员，博士研究生，教授，现任北京大学党委常委、副校长，国务院学位委员会委员。主要从事中国哲学、儒家哲学、道家哲学和早期经学研究，著作有《老子思想的史官特色》、《简帛思想文献论集》、《庄子哲学》、《中国儒学史•先秦卷》等。主持《儒藏》编纂工程、《中国解释学史》等重大项目。参著《中国儒学史》、《中华文明史》，分获北京市第十二届哲学社会科学优秀成果特等奖和教育部第五届中国高校人文社会科学研究优秀成果二等奖。

目录：

Plenary Sessions

SPIRITUALITY

Can an Appeal to Spirituality Bridge Cultural and Religious Gaps? .......Hans Julius Schneider

The Challenge of Anatheism ..........................................................Richard Kearney

SELF

Self—A Phenomenological Account: Temporality, Intersubjectivity,

Embodiment........................................................................................................Sara Heinämaa

The Self...........................................................................................................Theophilus Okere

 COMMUNITY

A Human “Being” or Human “Becomings”? Family as Community

in Confucian Role Ethics .............................................................................Roger T. Ames

Contemporary African Philosophy and the Question

of Humanity: A Critical Review .................................................................J. Obi Oguejiofor

Towards a Global Non-Exclusive Community............................................Herta Nagl-Docekal

Toward a Rehabilitation of The Theory of “Conscience Collective”....................Kunitake Ito

NATURE

Still Life .................................................................................................. Guillermo Hurtado

The Good – As It Is Comprehended in Practical Reasoning ..........................Sebastian Rödl

The Shared Beauty of Nature and Human Being.. ..........................................Yang Guorong

TRADITION

Are We Still Learning to be Human? The Problem of Continuity

between Tradition and Transmission...............................................................Anne Cheng

To Moralize God? Return to the Human, the Condition

of World Peace ....................................................................................Paulin J. Hountondji

From “Learning to be Human” to “Learning to Change Ourselves”..................Zhao Dunhua

Man, World and Time In Maya Thinking ..............................................Mercedes de la Garza

Symposia

REN, UBUNTU, LOVE, AND THE HEART

Befriending the Things we Use—Beyond Rén and Ubuntu .............................Graham Parkes

Familial Affection, the Order of Love, and Community—Commonality

and Difference between Confucianism and Scheler...................................Zhang Xianglong

Ubu-ntu and Ren: To be a Human Being is to Love Ethically ...........................M. B. Ramose

Love, the Passions, Relationship: The Contribution

of the Medieval Latin Tradition ..............................................................Eileen C. Sweeney

EXPRESSIBILITY, DIALOGUE, TRANSLATABILITY

Culture, Dialogue, and the Good Life: Toward Learning What It is

to be Human in an Interconnected, Globalised World.........................................Paul Healy

Expressibility, Dialogue, Translatability—Chinese Whispers

and Philosophical Translation.....................................................................Michael Beaney

The Two Meanings of Translation .................................................................Andrey Smirnov

 REASON, WISDOM, AND THE GOOD LIFE

Joy, Wealth and Wisdom—An Ethical Paradigm of Good Life

in Early Confucian Texts ...............................................................................Xinzhong Yao

If It’s Free, It’s Because You are the Producer: A Modest Proposal for Reason,

Wisdom, and the Good Life .........................................................................Maurizio Ferraris

From Virtue to Happiness: A Neoplatonic Reversal .......................................... Paul Kalligas

Recognizing the Good in Husserl and Heidegger ........................................Thomas J. Nenon

 PHILOSOPHY AT THE MARGINS: DOMINATION, FREEDOM, AND SOLIDARITY

The Question of a Philosophy of Margins, between Truth, Solidarity

and Justice .......................................................................................Charles Romain Mbele

Solidarity and Social Risk ................................................................................Sally J. Scholz

 RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITY, AND JUSTICE

“Responsibility in Philosophy and Right” ..............................................Julian Nida-Rümelin

Systems of Injustice and Sites of Resistance ................................................. Sally Haslanger

DIFFERENCES, DIVERSITY, COMMONALITY

How to deal with Differences? Logic of Identity, of Difference,

and of Overlaps. ................................................................................................Ram A. Mall

Confucianism in a Multicultural World ..............................................................Sor-hoon Tan

“Clarifying Sameness and Difference”: The Language of Diversity, Difference

and Communality within the Classical Linguistic Context

of China ....................................................................................................Wang Zhongjiang

MIND, BRAIN, BODY, CONSCIOUSNESS, EMOTIONS

A Naturalist Scheme of Interlinking Mind, Body,

Consciousness and Emotions......................................................................Amita Chatterjee

Neural Reuse and Embodied Cognition .........................................................Shaun Gallagher

Mind, Body, Brain, Consciousness, Emotions ................................................Evandro Agazzi

To Be a Poetic Free Human ...............................................................................Zhang Shiying

HUMAN, NON-HUMAN, POST-HUMAN

Transhumanism and Biopolitics of Human Enhancement ............................... Sangkyu Shin

Being Human ..........................................................................................Lars Fr. H. Svendsen

Posthumanism as Embodied Thinking ............................................. Sigridur Thorgeirsdotirr

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Science, Technology, and the Ecological Self ............................................ J. Baird Callicott

Scaling Up, Scaling Down: What’s Missing? .................................................Helen Longino

 CREATIVITY, SYMBOL, AND AESTHETIC SENSE

Creativity in Art: A Skeptical View............................................................. Bashshar Haydar

Creation, Imagination and Aesthetic Sense ....................................... Jean Godefroy Bidima

Endowed Lectures

DASAN LECTURE

Sympathy as the Foundation of Morality: A Confucian Emotive Moral

Theory ........................................................................................................ Hee-Sung Keel

MAIMONIDES LECTURE

Insight and Understanding ....................................................................................Ernest Sosa

IBN ROSHD LECTURE

Ancient and Modern Practical Ethics of Humanity: Concrete

Humanity from Mencius to Schweitzer ............................................................ Hans Lenk

WANG YANGMING LECTURE

Spiritual Humanism: Self, Community, Earth, and Heaven ...............................TU Weiming

 KIERKEGAARD LECTURE

Kierkegaard on Love and Being Human .................................................................Pia Søltoft

 BICENTENARY MARX LECTURE

Marx at the World Congress and in The World.........................................William L. McBride