Interfaith Encounters and Comparative Perspectives in East Asian and Chinese Thought

Sunday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Omni-Boardroom 1 (Sixth Floor) Session ID: P24-100

Hosted by: International Society for Chinese Philosophy

Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words)

Panel 1: Interpretations of Classics and Interfaith Jea Sophia Oh Huili (Kathy) Stout Haoyue Yang Yaping LEE Panel 2: Confucian-Christian Dialogue and Modern Chinese Thought WANG Xinyu Yidi Wu Nalei Chen Yiting Tang

Papers

Korean Women’s Jeong (情) in Buddhism and Confucianism: Korean Nuns’ Zen Practice as Ecodharma for Self-Cultivation

Authors

Jea Sophia Oh

joh@wcupa.edu

Chin Kung’s Articulation of Buddhism as Multicultural Social Education

Authors

Huili Stout

hstout1@udayton.edu

Virtuoso and Virtue: Skill Stories in the Zhuangzi and Craft Metaphors in the Xunzi

Authors

Haoyue Yang

yanghaoyue_jl@hotmail.com

From Consciousness to Conscience—the Ontological Transformation of Xiong Shili's Early thoughts

Authors

Yaping Lee, Huzhou University

yapinglee@empty.edu

Heavenly Principle, Three Generations and The City of God: Zhu Xi's Philosophy of History and Christianity

Authors

Xinyu Wang, Nanjing Normal University

xinyuwang@empty.edu

How to Become Good: Moral Failure and Self-cultivation in Thomas Aquinas and Zhu Xi

Authors

Yidi Wu

yidiwu88@bu.edu

The Internal Approach to Spiritual Perfection—A Comparison of Wang Yangming and Martin Luther

Authors

Nalei Chen, New York University

nalei.chen@nyu.edu

Two Encounters with Nothingness: Lu Xun and Heidegger, 1927

Authors

Yiting Tang, University of Chicago

yitingtang@empty.edu