Vol. 10 No. 3 (2022): Special Issue: Transcultural (Post)Comparative Philosophy, Part 1: Methods and Approaches

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2022.10.3

Published: 02.09.2022

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Editor’s Foreword

• Introduction

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  7-10

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Chinese and Global Philosophy

• The Gongfu Approach to Teaching and Doing Chinese Philosophy across Cultures

  Robert A. CARLEO III

  13-38

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• Chinese Philosophy as a World Philosophy

  LI Chenyang

  39-58

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• Translation as a Philosophical Method A Postcomparative Take on the Universality-Particularity Tension

  Vytis SILIUS

  59-80

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• Sublating Sinic Relationism On a Winding Path from Transcultural to Global Ethics

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  81-104

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Language and Logic of Transculturality

• Transcultural Philosophy and Its Foundations in Implicate Logic

  David BARTOSCH

  107-126

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• Manifest Quasi-Universals and Embedding Conceptual Clusters The Case of Qíng 情

  Jaap VAN BRAKEL, MA Lin

  127-156

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• A Holistic Account of Adequacy Conditions for How to Look at Contraries How Cross-Tradition Engagement in Philosophy Is Possible

  MOU Bo

  157-179

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Comparative and Postcomparative Approaches

• Philosophy Pizza On the Possibility of Trans-Cultural Pizzas and/or Philosophy

  Dimitra AMARANTIDOU, Paul J. D'AMBROSIO

  183-199

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• Before and After Comparative Philosophy

  Hans-Georg MOELLER

  201-224

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• The Problem of Ground in Comparative Philosophy Quality, Quantity, Intensity

  Margus OTT

  225-239

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• Desire Versus Ego On How Kaneko Fumiko Transcended Stirnean Egoism

  Sašo DOLINŠEK

  241-272

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REFLECTION

• Looking Back on Problems of Transcultural Methodology in Asian Studies A Short Historical Reflection

  Jana S. ROŠKER

  275-280

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BOOK REVIEW

• Morris ROSSABI: China and the Uyghurs: A Concise Introduction

  Norbert FRANCIS

  283-289

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