Love and friendship across cultures: perspectives from East and West
This collection brings together different philosophical points of view discussing two important aspects of human life, namely love and friendship, within the broad context of comparative philosophy. These points of view differ in terms of their cultural orientations - East or West, ancient or modern...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This collection brings together different philosophical points of view discussing two important aspects of human life, namely love and friendship, within the broad context of comparative philosophy. These points of view differ in terms of their cultural orientations - East or West, ancient or modern; philosophical methodologies - analytical, historical, experimental, or phenomenological, broadly construed; and motivation - explanatory, revisionary, or argumentative. The volume is a comparative treatment of how diverse philosophical cultures view love and friendship, such as how Aristotle and Confucius' views on friendship are similar and different, how the ancient Greeks and the Buddhists view friendship and happiness, and how posthumous love is possible. With contributions from a diverse set of scholars, this book presents the emerging views of Southeast Asian philosophers compared with those of philosophers from other regions, including Europe and North America. The volume thus provides a multi-faceted way of understanding love and friendship across cultures, and will be relevant to scholars interested in philosophy, the history of ideas, Asian Studies, and religious studies |
| Beschreibung: | xii, 190 Seiten |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- An Overview -- Part IHistorical Perspectives: Ancient -- 1 Aristotle and Confucians on Friendship -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Aristotle's Three Concepts of Friendship and Goodwill -- 1.3 Confucianism on Friendship -- 1.4 Companionship Among Friends -- 1.5 Virtue of Friendship: Equality or Trustworthy -- Aristotle's Friendship Among Equals -- Confucian Controversies About Hierarchical or Non-hierarchical Friendship -- 1.6 Friendship, Civic Relationship and Limitation of Confucian Familial Character Formation -- 1.7 Conclusion -- References | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2 Aristotle's and Buddha's Notion of Happiness: A Comparative Study -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The Buddhist Concept of Happiness -- 2.3 Aristotle's Concept of Happiness -- 2.4 Discussion on the Approaches, Origin, End, and Means of Attaining Happiness -- 2.5 Comparison and Contrast on the Concept of Happiness in Buddhism and Aristotle -- 2.6 Conclusion -- References -- 3 Friendship in Aristotle and Buddhism: Confluences and Divergences -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 External Goods -- 3.3 Friendship in Aristotle -- 3.4 Friendship in the Niyakas -- 3.5 Buddhist Friendships -- 3.6 On the Soul | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.7 Confluences and Divergences -- References -- 4 Philia and Agape: Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship and Christian Theology of Love -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 The Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship -- 4.3 The Christian Theology of Love -- 4.4 Philia and Agape: A Comparative Discussion -- References -- 5 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Online World/Realm as a Community -- 5.3 Some Problems Confronting Contemporary Online Community -- 5.4 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations/Interactions -- 5.5 Conclusion -- References | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Part IIHistorical Perspectives: Modern and Contemporary -- 6 When Pompey's Elephants Trumpeted for Mercy: Levinas and Solidarity for the Animal Face -- 6.1 Introduction and Objectives -- 6.2 Interrogating an Ethics Exclusively for Humans -- 6.3 Animal Suffering and the Collapse of Social Prejudice -- 6.4 A Universal Ethical Piety for the Animal -- References -- 7 The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self, Practice, and Value -- References -- 8 Nietzsche on Actively Forgetting One's Promise (of Love) -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Aesthetics: Affirming Life and History | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 8.3 Responsibility: Forging the Dialectics of Promising -- 8.4 Agency: Renewing the Promise -- 8.5 Conclusion -- References -- 9 Love as an Act of Resistance: bell hooks on Love -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 The Framework of Love -- 9.3 The Love Ethic Theory -- 9.4 Implications and Transformations -- 9.5 Discussion and Conclusion -- References -- Part IIIConceptual Analyses -- 10 Posthumous Love as a Rational Virtue -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Posthumous Love as a Christian Virtue in European Literature -- 10.3 Robert Grosseteste on the Invincibility of Love | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 10.4 Bodily Love Versus Spiritual Love | |
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| adam_text | Contents Part I Historical Perspectives: Ancient 3 1 Aristotle and Confuciane on Friendship............................................... Andrew Tsz Wan Hung 2 Aristotle’s and Buddha’s Notion of Happiness: A Comparative Study................................................................................ John B. Brotamante 21 Friendship in Aristotle and Buddhism: Confluences and Divergences...................................... Kevin Taylor 37 Philia and Agape: Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship and Christian Theology ofLove.............................................................. Jonas Holst 55 3 4 5 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations.............. Joseph Martin M. Jose Part II 6 7 67 Historical Perspectives: Modern and Contemporary When Pompey’s Elephants Trumpeted for Mercy: Levinas and Solidarity for the Animal Face........................................................ Mira T. Reyes 83 The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self, Practice, and Value....................................................................... Carlota Salvador Megias 99 8 Nietzsche on Actively Forgetting One’s Promise (of Love).............. Jan Gresil S. Kahambing 115 9 Love as an Act of Resistance: bell hooks on Love............................... Hazel T. Biana 127 V
vi Contents Part III Conceptual Analyses 10 Posthumous Love as a Rational Virtue.................................................. Theptawee Chokvasin 11 Awareness and Aloneness as Foundations of Love and Friendship............................................................................................. Laureen L. Velasco 141 153 12 Romantic Love asa Love Story............................................................... Jerd Bandasak 167 13 For a Moment or for Eternity: A Metaphysics of Perduring Lovers............................................................................................................. Jeremiah Joven Joaquin and Hazel T. Biana 179 Correction to: The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self,Practice, and Value.......................................... Carlota Salvador Megias Cl
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Contents Part I Historical Perspectives: Ancient 3 1 Aristotle and Confuciane on Friendship. Andrew Tsz Wan Hung 2 Aristotle’s and Buddha’s Notion of Happiness: A Comparative Study. John B. Brotamante 21 Friendship in Aristotle and Buddhism: Confluences and Divergences. Kevin Taylor 37 Philia and Agape: Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship and Christian Theology ofLove. Jonas Holst 55 3 4 5 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations. Joseph Martin M. Jose Part II 6 7 67 Historical Perspectives: Modern and Contemporary When Pompey’s Elephants Trumpeted for Mercy: Levinas and Solidarity for the Animal Face. Mira T. Reyes 83 The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self, Practice, and Value. Carlota Salvador Megias 99 8 Nietzsche on Actively Forgetting One’s Promise (of Love). Jan Gresil S. Kahambing 115 9 Love as an Act of Resistance: bell hooks on Love. Hazel T. Biana 127 V
vi Contents Part III Conceptual Analyses 10 Posthumous Love as a Rational Virtue. Theptawee Chokvasin 11 Awareness and Aloneness as Foundations of Love and Friendship. Laureen L. Velasco 141 153 12 Romantic Love asa Love Story. Jerd Bandasak 167 13 For a Moment or for Eternity: A Metaphysics of Perduring Lovers. Jeremiah Joven Joaquin and Hazel T. Biana 179 Correction to: The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self,Practice, and Value. Carlota Salvador Megias Cl |
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| spelling | Love and friendship across cultures perspectives from East and West Soraj Hongladarom, Jeremiah Joven Joaquin, editors Singapore Springer [2021] xii, 190 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Intro -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- An Overview -- Part IHistorical Perspectives: Ancient -- 1 Aristotle and Confucians on Friendship -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Aristotle's Three Concepts of Friendship and Goodwill -- 1.3 Confucianism on Friendship -- 1.4 Companionship Among Friends -- 1.5 Virtue of Friendship: Equality or Trustworthy -- Aristotle's Friendship Among Equals -- Confucian Controversies About Hierarchical or Non-hierarchical Friendship -- 1.6 Friendship, Civic Relationship and Limitation of Confucian Familial Character Formation -- 1.7 Conclusion -- References 2 Aristotle's and Buddha's Notion of Happiness: A Comparative Study -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The Buddhist Concept of Happiness -- 2.3 Aristotle's Concept of Happiness -- 2.4 Discussion on the Approaches, Origin, End, and Means of Attaining Happiness -- 2.5 Comparison and Contrast on the Concept of Happiness in Buddhism and Aristotle -- 2.6 Conclusion -- References -- 3 Friendship in Aristotle and Buddhism: Confluences and Divergences -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 External Goods -- 3.3 Friendship in Aristotle -- 3.4 Friendship in the Niyakas -- 3.5 Buddhist Friendships -- 3.6 On the Soul 3.7 Confluences and Divergences -- References -- 4 Philia and Agape: Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship and Christian Theology of Love -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 The Ancient Greek Ethics of Friendship -- 4.3 The Christian Theology of Love -- 4.4 Philia and Agape: A Comparative Discussion -- References -- 5 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Online World/Realm as a Community -- 5.3 Some Problems Confronting Contemporary Online Community -- 5.4 Towards a Confucian Ethics of Humane Online Relations/Interactions -- 5.5 Conclusion -- References Part IIHistorical Perspectives: Modern and Contemporary -- 6 When Pompey's Elephants Trumpeted for Mercy: Levinas and Solidarity for the Animal Face -- 6.1 Introduction and Objectives -- 6.2 Interrogating an Ethics Exclusively for Humans -- 6.3 Animal Suffering and the Collapse of Social Prejudice -- 6.4 A Universal Ethical Piety for the Animal -- References -- 7 The Good in Articulation: Describing the Co-constitution of Self, Practice, and Value -- References -- 8 Nietzsche on Actively Forgetting One's Promise (of Love) -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Aesthetics: Affirming Life and History 8.3 Responsibility: Forging the Dialectics of Promising -- 8.4 Agency: Renewing the Promise -- 8.5 Conclusion -- References -- 9 Love as an Act of Resistance: bell hooks on Love -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 The Framework of Love -- 9.3 The Love Ethic Theory -- 9.4 Implications and Transformations -- 9.5 Discussion and Conclusion -- References -- Part IIIConceptual Analyses -- 10 Posthumous Love as a Rational Virtue -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Posthumous Love as a Christian Virtue in European Literature -- 10.3 Robert Grosseteste on the Invincibility of Love 10.4 Bodily Love Versus Spiritual Love This collection brings together different philosophical points of view discussing two important aspects of human life, namely love and friendship, within the broad context of comparative philosophy. These points of view differ in terms of their cultural orientations - East or West, ancient or modern; philosophical methodologies - analytical, historical, experimental, or phenomenological, broadly construed; and motivation - explanatory, revisionary, or argumentative. The volume is a comparative treatment of how diverse philosophical cultures view love and friendship, such as how Aristotle and Confucius' views on friendship are similar and different, how the ancient Greeks and the Buddhists view friendship and happiness, and how posthumous love is possible. With contributions from a diverse set of scholars, this book presents the emerging views of Southeast Asian philosophers compared with those of philosophers from other regions, including Europe and North America. 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