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The hermeneutical self and an ethical difference [electronic resource] : intercivilizational engagement / Paul S. Chung.

By: Publication details: Cambridge [England] : James Clarke, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (287 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780227901014
  • 0227901010
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:
  • 121.68 23
LOC classification:
  • BD241
Online resources:
Contents:
11. Discourse Ethics and Communicative RationalityPart III; Aftermath of Modernity: Discourse Reason and Ethics of the Other; 10. Interpretation in Long Route and Social Location; 9. A Comparative Religious Study of Aquinas and Mengzi; 8. Thomas Aquinas: Theological Virtue Ethics and Analogy; 7. Intercivilizational Encounters: the Mean in Confucian Ethics; 6. Interpretation and Ethics of Virtue: Aristotle Revisited; Part II; Intercivilizational Encounters: Interpretation and Ethical Subject; 5. Mediation: The Hermeneutical Self and Moral Self; 4. Understanding and Linguistic Experience.
3. Phemenology and Hermeneutics2. Interpretation and Life Connection; Part I; Hermeneutical Theory and Human Experience; 1. Interpretation and Experience; Introduction; Preface; Foreword; Acknowledgements.
Summary: In response to the religious and spiritual transition experienced in our modern world, Chung creates a postcolonial framework for inter-religious exchange, focussing on issues of interpretation, moral deliberation and ethical praxis. He investigates the relationship between hermeneutical theory and ethics and produces a new theory for intercivilizational dialogue, studying theological-philosophical theory of interpretation, ethics, the experience of cultural hybridity and inter-civilisational alliance, set within multiple horizons and diverse contexts.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-284) and index.

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11. Discourse Ethics and Communicative RationalityPart III; Aftermath of Modernity: Discourse Reason and Ethics of the Other; 10. Interpretation in Long Route and Social Location; 9. A Comparative Religious Study of Aquinas and Mengzi; 8. Thomas Aquinas: Theological Virtue Ethics and Analogy; 7. Intercivilizational Encounters: the Mean in Confucian Ethics; 6. Interpretation and Ethics of Virtue: Aristotle Revisited; Part II; Intercivilizational Encounters: Interpretation and Ethical Subject; 5. Mediation: The Hermeneutical Self and Moral Self; 4. Understanding and Linguistic Experience.

3. Phemenology and Hermeneutics2. Interpretation and Life Connection; Part I; Hermeneutical Theory and Human Experience; 1. Interpretation and Experience; Introduction; Preface; Foreword; Acknowledgements.

In response to the religious and spiritual transition experienced in our modern world, Chung creates a postcolonial framework for inter-religious exchange, focussing on issues of interpretation, moral deliberation and ethical praxis. He investigates the relationship between hermeneutical theory and ethics and produces a new theory for intercivilizational dialogue, studying theological-philosophical theory of interpretation, ethics, the experience of cultural hybridity and inter-civilisational alliance, set within multiple horizons and diverse contexts.

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