The proposition that the unity of Beauty and Goodness (meishan heyi 美善合一) is the distinctive feature of Confucian aesthetics was too easily taken as axiomatic by aestheticians and accordingly presumed it to be the theoretical foundation of Confucian aesthetics and education. In contemporary Chinese academic circles, this stance has received such overwhelming support that an implicit consensus has emerged, giving the appearance that there is hardly any need for a philosophical argument to justify or otherwise challenge the original proposition. To advance a new point of view by returning to the ancient texts, we will show that in old Chinese the characters 美 and 善 are synonymous, and that the aesthetic thoughts of Confucius and early Confuci...
Insisting upon the differentiations of lemmas animus and anima in De antiquissima, we can attribute ...
We dwell in a world of physical things. When it comes to the environments that we live in, we usuall...
Are the things of this world given to thought? Are things really meant to be known, to be taken as t...
The proposition that the unity of Beauty and Goodness (meishan heyi 美善合一) is the distinctive feature...
This paper critically examines whether, and how, mystical insights can be conveyed in language. Firs...
I consider two distinct deflationary theories in social cognition that aim to explain action underst...
This article argues that traditional Chinese society was characterized by a “part–whole structure” i...
Rad najprije utvrđuje da iz pojma prvobitnog znanja (liangzhi 良知) Wanga Yangminga王陽明 (1472. – 1529.)...
In this paper, I explore the motif of “blandness” (píngdàn 平淡) by relating it to the discussion of h...
In Tractatus, Wittgenstein says that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and ...
Pitanje odnosa između osobe i prirode je modernoga porijekla, no ima svoje korijene u problemu (aute...
Da bi se razumjela Hegelova kritika stoicizma u svezi problema slobode, argumentiram da je važno cij...
This article explains the characteristics of Chinese aesthetics through the basic concepts of origin...
This paper explores key aspects of Mullā Ṣadrā’s understanding of man’s being in the world, where th...
Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit war es, Bedingungen, unter denen prosoziales Verhalten ...
Insisting upon the differentiations of lemmas animus and anima in De antiquissima, we can attribute ...
We dwell in a world of physical things. When it comes to the environments that we live in, we usuall...
Are the things of this world given to thought? Are things really meant to be known, to be taken as t...
The proposition that the unity of Beauty and Goodness (meishan heyi 美善合一) is the distinctive feature...
This paper critically examines whether, and how, mystical insights can be conveyed in language. Firs...
I consider two distinct deflationary theories in social cognition that aim to explain action underst...
This article argues that traditional Chinese society was characterized by a “part–whole structure” i...
Rad najprije utvrđuje da iz pojma prvobitnog znanja (liangzhi 良知) Wanga Yangminga王陽明 (1472. – 1529.)...
In this paper, I explore the motif of “blandness” (píngdàn 平淡) by relating it to the discussion of h...
In Tractatus, Wittgenstein says that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and ...
Pitanje odnosa između osobe i prirode je modernoga porijekla, no ima svoje korijene u problemu (aute...
Da bi se razumjela Hegelova kritika stoicizma u svezi problema slobode, argumentiram da je važno cij...
This article explains the characteristics of Chinese aesthetics through the basic concepts of origin...
This paper explores key aspects of Mullā Ṣadrā’s understanding of man’s being in the world, where th...
Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit war es, Bedingungen, unter denen prosoziales Verhalten ...
Insisting upon the differentiations of lemmas animus and anima in De antiquissima, we can attribute ...
We dwell in a world of physical things. When it comes to the environments that we live in, we usuall...
Are the things of this world given to thought? Are things really meant to be known, to be taken as t...