Comparative Cultural Hermeneutics as Method

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Frontmatter
3. Editorial Preface
4. Preface
5. Western Approach to Chinese Philosophy as a Methodological Problem
6. The Other Between. Critical Reflections on François Jullien’s Approach to “Chinese Thought”
7. Philosophy Between Interpenetration and Juxtaposition
8. The Touch of Kongzi’s Irony and Reflections on Methodology
9. Getting to Know Knowing-as as Knowing
10. Nothingness and Neutrality
11. Western Approach to Chinese Philosophy as a Problem of Cultural Studies
12. Reflections on the Methodology of a Cross-Cultural Dialogue Between China and the ‘West’
13. Comparative Cultural Hermeneutics as Method
14. Transcultural Sublation of Concepts and Objects through the Lens of Adorno and Gongsun Long
15. Reading the Zhongyong 中庸 in Times of Cultural Upheaval
16. Diverging into the Untranslatable. George Steiner, Paul Ricœur and François Jullien
17. Western Approach to Chinese Philosophy as Global Philosophy
18. The Need for Global Philosophy
19. Global Post-Comparative Philosophy as Just Philosophy
20. Global Philosophy: Starting from Philosophical Theorizing
21. Who is Afraid of François Jullien? Some Thoughts on the Political and Philosophical Implications of an “Untimely” Thinking
22. Revolution, Transformation and the Role of the Subject
23. Book Review
24. Selbstbesinnung und Gegenläufigkeit. Zu Fabian Heubel: Was ist chinesische Philosophie? Kritische Perspektiven
25. Zu Fabian Heubel, Was ist chinesische Philosophie? Kritische Perspektiven, Hamburg: Meiner, 2021
26. Bio-Bibliography
27. Name Index