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Philosophical challenges of decolonial options, resistance, and combat
Abstract This article examines the benefits and challenges of integrating decolonisation into philosophy. Its thesis is that a decolonial approach must address not only what decolonisation entails but also how to implement it methodologically. While the analysis of ethnocentrism in philosophy is crucial, it is insufficient if it remains confined to ...
Massimiliano Lacertosa
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Universal Coherence of Elements in River‐Fed Earth‐Human Systems
Abstract Elements are the indelible imprint left by the Earth on rivers and life entities. Here, we unveil the evident inheritance of persistent elements, from the Earth's upper continental crust, through the Yellow River, to the associated life entities along a 5,200 km continuum of the Mother River of the Chinese nation. In particular, we confirm the
Yidi Wang +9 more
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Forgetting: Its Meaning in the Zhuangzi’s Philosophy of Self-Cultivation
The significance of forgetting in the Zhuangzi and its methodological significance for living a good life in particular has long been recognized by Zhuangzian scholars.
Ziqiang Bai
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An integrated historical study on human–tiger interactions in China 中国人虎互动关系的综合性历史研究
Tigers are important for maintaining a variety of life in the world as they are the top predators in the food chain. Human–wildlife conflict, including conflicts between humans and tigers, has been a global issue throughout history. This article focuses on human–tiger interactions in China, discussing various types of conflicts and measures for ...
Zhihong Cao +4 more
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The phenomenon of customer incivility poses significant challenges for frontline employees whose expression of emotion determines the service experience.
Pengfei Cheng, Zhuangzi Liu
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Conventionalist Accounts of Personal Identity Over Time
Abstract Conventionalism about personal identity over time is the view that personal identity is in some sense dependent on our beliefs, desires, social practices, or language use (collectively: on our “conventions”). This paper provides an opinionated survey of the state of the art about personal identity conventionalism.
David Mark Kovacs
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Beauty and Dao: The Transcendental Expressions of Nature from Emerson’s Prose and the Zhuangzi
As an aesthetic resource in ancient China, the Zhuangzi’s description of Dao is similar to the American philosopher Emerson’s experience of beauty, and both reveal that the essence of beauty lies in its inherent vitality, spiritual transcendence, and the
Xuehong Jia, Dongyue Wu
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Zhuangzi: Oblivion and happiness [PDF]
From the perspective of our time, it is difficult to guess what Zhuangzi wanted to tell us with the expression “zuo wang 坐忘”. Different angles of looking at the world give us pictures of different worlds.
Pušić Radosav
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Ritual and university education: Systemic coexistence after COVID‐19
Abstract This paper explores the realm of university education after COVID‐19, in which there is a perceived need to manage the ‘old’ and the ‘new’. The paper brings two different systems approaches to that end: the systems theory of autopoiesis and the systems identity technology of profilicity.
José‐Rodrigo Córdoba‐Pachón
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Philosophy as dia‐philosophy: Hector‐Neri Castañeda's theoretical defense of pluralism
Abstract This paper focuses on Hector‐Neri Castañeda's significant contributions to metaphilosophy. In his 1980 work, On Philosophical Method, Castañeda articulates a unique perspective, characterizing philosophy as fundamentally a dia‐philosophical activity.
Nevia Dolcini
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