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Inaugural Issue - December 2011

JOURNAL OF EAST-WEST THOUGHT No.1, Vol.1, Winter 2011

 

CONTENT

 

JOHN ZIJIANG DING / Editor’s Introduction: Some thoughts on Studies of East-West Thought

   

Articles: Global Justice, Cosmopolitanism, and Universalism

 

JÜRGEN HABERMAS / Konstitutionalisierung des Völkerrechts und die Legitimationsprobleme einer Verfassten Weltgesellschaft     
(Constitutionalization of International Laws and the Legitimate Problem of a Constitution of Global Society)   

   

XUNWU CHEN / Building of Global Justice and a Cosmopolitan Order—Dialogues with Habermas and Others    

 

WILLIAM McBRIDE / Regression in History: Where Are We Now?  

 

TOMING JUN LIU / Lichtung and Luzhai: Nine Ways of Looking at Trans-Civilizational Imaginations of Wang Wei      

 

JOHN ZIJIANG DING / Self-transformation and Moral Universalism: A Comparison of Wang Yangming and Schleiermacher    

 

Articles: Methodology and Meta-methodology of East-West Studies

 

CHUNG-YING CHENG / Effective Leadership by Capacities of Virtue: A  New Analysis of Power of  Political Leadership in Confucian Perspective
     

LONGXI ZHANG / Risky Business: The Challenge of East-Western Comparative Studies      

 

Discussion: A New Vision of Chinese Metaphysics and Cosmology

 

ROBERT C. NEVILLE / Research Projects for Comparative Study and Appreciation of Ultimate Realities through the Sciences and Humanities 
      
JIYUAN YU / Is Chinese Cosmology Metaphysics?—A Greek-Chinese Comparative Study      

 

JEELOO LIU / Reconstructing Chinese Metaphysics  

 

Book Reviews

 

BARBARA ENTL / Seyla Benhabib,  Another Cosmopolitanism

 

FENQING ZHU / Kit Christensen, Nonviolence, Peace, and Justice: A Philosophical Introduction 

Journal of East-West Thought has published 51 issues since December 2011

10th-Anniversary Issues

JET Published Two Issues for the 10th Anniversary Celebration
Happy anniversary JET!

Journal of East-West Thought (JET), an academic quarterly, included in the noted Philosopher’s Index, is 10 years old this month. A 10-year-old tree, depending on species, is generally huge with wide foliage.  A 10-year-old human being is already in middle school, ready to spread wings of intellectual curiosity. A 10-year-old quarterly, however, is a weighty forty-volume collection of sweat, tears, sorrows, frustration, and alas, joy! 

Special Editions

Special Edition: Transculturality of Japanese Literature and Philosophies
ISSN: 2161-7236 (Print), 2168-2259 (Online) / Number 1, Volume 12, March 2022

JOURNAL OF EAST-WEST THOUGHT No.1, Vol.13, Spring 2023
Special Issue: Female Literary Characters and Female Social Identities

 

ARCHANA MALIK/ Philosophy of Love and Devotion with Reference to Indian Female Saint Muktabai and Mirabai 1

 

ZIYAN YANG/ “Yan” and “Li”: Two Types of Female Beauty in the Period of Transition from Traditional to Modern Chinese Society 23  

 

HUIYI BAO/ Claustrophilia, Claustrophobia,and Locale Fatale: The Spatial Poetics of The Monk 37

 

CHUN LIU/ Weaving Her Muthos: Helen in Book 4 of the Odyssey 49

 

KAJAL CHAUDHARY & SHIVANI VASHIST/ Exploring “New Woman” in the Translated works of Ashapurna Devi and Suchitra Bhattacharya 61

 

ASHIM SHIL & CHANDRIKA BASHU MAJUMBER/ Genealogy of Women’s Property Rights and Political Thought: A Feminist Critique of Theoreticians from the Ancient World through Modern Times 69

 

YIXUAN LIU, RAY WANG & JOHN Z. DING/ Reexaminations of Translators’ Visibility and Subjectivity from the Perspectives of Feminist Translation theory 79       
 

Book Review

 

YEYAN GAO/ Li Jikai et al., Modern Silk Road Literature in Cultural Perspective 121

JOURNAL OF EAST-WEST THOUGHT No.1, Vol.13, Spring 2023
Special Issue: Female Literary Characters and Female Social Identities

ARCHANA MALIK/ Philosophy of Love and Devotion with Reference to Indian Female Saint Muktabai and Mirabai 1

 

ZIYAN YANG/ “Yan” and “Li”: Two Types of Female Beauty in the Period of Transition from Traditional to Modern Chinese Society 23  

 

HUIYI BAO/ Claustrophilia, Claustrophobia,and Locale Fatale: The Spatial Poetics of The Monk 37

 

CHUN LIU/ Weaving Her Muthos: Helen in Book 4 of the Odyssey 49

 

KAJAL CHAUDHARY & SHIVANI VASHIST/ Exploring “New Woman” in the Translated works of Ashapurna Devi and Suchitra Bhattacharya 61

 

ASHIM SHIL & CHANDRIKA BASHU MAJUMBER/ Genealogy of Women’s Property Rights and Political Thought: A Feminist Critique of Theoreticians from the Ancient World through Modern Times 69

 

YIXUAN LIU, RAY WANG & JOHN Z. DING/ Reexaminations of Translators’ Visibility and Subjectivity from the Perspectives of Feminist Translation theory 79       
 

Book Review

 

YEYAN GAO/ Li Jikai et al., Modern Silk Road Literature in Cultural Perspective 121

JOURNAL OF EAST-WEST THOUGHT No.2, Vol.13, Summer 2023
Special Issue: East-West Literature in the Perspective of Cultural Crossvergence

Jikai Li/ Guest Editor’s Introduction  1

 

Articles

 

JIKAI LI/ Cultural Crossvergence and Modern Chinese Literature  3

 

YANQIU ZHAO/ Chinese Realism: From Importation and integration to independent Development  15              
 

QUANGEN WANG/ Juvenile Literature in the light of Cultural Exchange and Mutual Learning between China and the West  29

 

WEI HAN & ZHIFENG REN/ Postcolonial, Intellectual and Identity: Three Aspects of Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Novel  35
 

PIETRO GIORDAN/ (Narrating) Time(s) East and West: An Interdisciplinary Comparative Approach to Wang Xiaobo’s Time Trilogy   47

 

XIANRONG QIAO/ Crossing the Verge of World Literature: Misinterpreting of Early Chinese Baojuan (or Precious Scroll)  61

 

XU SUN/ Cultural Crossvergence: Theory, Practice, and Significance in Contemporary China  69

 

SHUTING KOU/ Wenxin Diaolong in the Historical Works of Chinese Literature in Modern Japan  87

 

Review Article

 

JIE MA/ The Theoretical Construct and Academic Practice of “Cultural Running-in”: A Research Overview   99

 

Book Review

 

JIKAI LI/ Liu Yong & Li Chunyu:  Intellectual Writer and Intellectual Scholar: Wang Furen and His Study of Lu Xun 103    

JOURNAL OF EAST-WEST THOUGHT No.1, Vol.14, Spring 2024
Reality, Real Being, and Phenomenological Noumenology Josef Maria Seifert Edited by X. Chen and J. Z. Ding With an introduction by Xunwu Chen


Introduction  1

 

Chapter One: THE PRIMORDIAl PHENOMENON OF REALITY

1. What is Reality and Real Existence?  13
2. Husserl's Twofold Error in the Characterization of “Reality”  14
3. Scheler's Incorrect Assertion about Reality and its Primary Criterion and Form of Cognition  18
4. The Irreducible and Indefinable Primordial Phenomenon of Reality Enables its Grasp through its Opposites and Essential Features  19
5. The “Final Being” of the Real Beings  22

 

Chapter Two: PHENOMENOLOGY AS NOUMENOLOGY

1. Indubitable Knowledge of Real Being in the Cogito  41
2. Characteristics of Essentially Necessary States of Affairs 62
3. Critical Reflections on the Immediate Datum of the Real Being of the Conscious Self and His Acts A Realist Phenomenological Response to David Hume’s Denial of Personal Identity  83
4. Kant’s Objections against the Cogito and Replies   90
5. Knowledge of Other Persons “I” – “Thou” – “He”/ “She”  97

 

Chapter Three: FROM CONTINGENT BEINGS TO THE MOST REAL ENS NECESSARIUM

1. From Contingent Beings to the Necessary Being  100
2. From Being in Time that Moves towards Nothingness to Eternal and Most Real Being  109

 

About the Author  113