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Wandering Again: Philosophical Thoughts on the Dispersion Era and Social Disintegration
Wandering Again: Philosophical Thoughts on the Dispersion Era and Social Disintegration
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Philosopher Dr. Tao Guozhang and public intellectual Dr. Zhao Shanxuan travel between Chinese and Western philosophy. Analyze contemporary society. Enlighten wandering minds to think and overcome troubled times
＊Revised by professional professors from the Department of Philosophy. Introduction＊
Discuss the concepts of Chinese and Western philosophy, and use thinking methodology to analyze the mentality of those in power and even the people.
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Let the spiritual roots be planted in the present moment when the flowers and fruits are falling again
When Mou Zongsan met Kant, how to use "inner sage and outer king" to reinterpret Confucianism and modern politics?
How to use the metaphor of "lion and wolf" to discuss the value of democracy?
The reason why Hong Kong is in chaos is because it is too free?
Why are some people full of hate and contradictory statements?
How are Mohism and Marxism similar?
"Be strong" is the truth. Humanism is a pink dream?
Is loneliness, helplessness and despair among young people caused by economic and generation gap issues?
How do Hong Kong petty bourgeoisie people find their spirituality and thinking ability?
Why would someone with a PhD believe fake news?
Should teachers remain politically neutral and silent, or should they proactively support students?
Your rationality is not my rationality. Is there an objective standard of rationality?
Do you think the process or the result of a football match is more important?
Is it really necessary to use heavy codes to govern troubled times?
Professor Tao Guozhang and Dr. Zhao Shanxuan both came from the New Asia Institute, which represents Hong Kong’s philosophy and cultural traditions since the Cold War. They have also been committed to the popularization of philosophical ideas. This book starts from social events. The New Confucian Mou Zongsan talks about Chinese political history, analyzes the different aspects of suicide from the phenomenon of Hong Kong teenagers committing suicide, etc., compares the concepts of conscience, freedom, autocracy and other concepts in Chinese and Western philosophy, and confronts social contradictions and divisions.
This book collects fourteen wonderful conversations between the two men. The content spans ancient and modern times, China and foreign countries, and is based on the local area. It allows readers to pursue a clearer soul in the midst of trivial and complicated worldly affairs. As stated in the book, these dialogues are intended to inherit the wisdom of past sages and continue cultural life through free discussion.
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