Phenomenology and Intercultural Understanding

1. Introduction: Cultural Flesh and Intercultural Understanding: A Phenomenological Approach
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2. Para-deconstruction: Preliminary Considerations for a Phenomenology of Interculturality
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3. To What Extent Can Phenomenology Do Justice to Chinese Philosophy? A Phenomenological Reading of Laozi
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4. Husserl, Buddhism and the Crisis of European Sciences
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5. Jan Patočka: Critical Consciousness and Non-Eurocentric Philosopher of the Phenomenological Movement
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6. Europe Beyond Europe: Patočka’s Concept of Care for the Soul and Mencius. An Intercultural Consideration
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7. Disenchanted World-View and Intercultural Understanding: From Husserl Through Kant to Chinese Culture
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8. Self-Transformation and the Ethical Telos: Orientative Philosophy in Lao Sze-Kwang, Foucault and Husserl
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9. Lévi-Strauss and Merleau-Ponty: From Nature-Culture Distinction to Savage Spirit and Their Intercultural Implications
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10. The Flesh: From Ontological Employment to Intercultural Employment
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11. Conclusion: Toward a New Cultural Flesh
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Nyckelord: Philosophy, Phenomenology, Cultural Studies, Non-Western Philosophy