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Comparative Political Theory and Cross-Cultural Philosophy
Essays in Honor of Hwa Yol Jung
Jin Y. Park (Anthology Editor) , Hwa Yol Jung (Contributor) , Tatiana Yu. Danilchenko (Contributor) , Calvin O. Schrag (Contributor) , Norman K. Swazo (Contributor) , Kah Kyung Cho (Contributor) , Hwa Yol (Contributor) , Zhang Longxi (Contributor) , Yong Huang (Contributor) , Youngmin Kim (Contributor) , Michael E. Gardiner (Contributor) , John Francis Burke (Contributor) , Herbert Reid (Contributor) , Betsy Taylor (Contributor) , Patrick D. Murphy (Contributor) , Alice N. Benston (Contributor) , Kimberly W. Benston (Contributor) , Jeffrey Ethan Lee (Contributor) , John O'Neill (Contributor)
Comparative Political Theory and Cross-Cultural Philosophy
Essays in Honor of Hwa Yol Jung
Jin Y. Park (Anthology Editor) , Hwa Yol Jung (Contributor) , Tatiana Yu. Danilchenko (Contributor) , Calvin O. Schrag (Contributor) , Norman K. Swazo (Contributor) , Kah Kyung Cho (Contributor) , Hwa Yol (Contributor) , Zhang Longxi (Contributor) , Yong Huang (Contributor) , Youngmin Kim (Contributor) , Michael E. Gardiner (Contributor) , John Francis Burke (Contributor) , Herbert Reid (Contributor) , Betsy Taylor (Contributor) , Patrick D. Murphy (Contributor) , Alice N. Benston (Contributor) , Kimberly W. Benston (Contributor) , Jeffrey Ethan Lee (Contributor) , John O'Neill (Contributor)
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Description
Comparative Political Theory and Cross-Cultural Philosophy: Essays in Honor of Hwa Yol Jung explores new forms of philosophizing in the age of globalization by challenging the conventional border between the East and the West, as well as the traditional boundaries among different academic disciplines. The essays in this volume examine diverse issues, encompassing globalization, cosmopolitanism, public philosophy, political ecology, ecocriticism, ethics of encounter, and aesthetics of caring. They examine the philosophical traditions of phenomenology of Hursserl, Merleau-Ponty, and Heidegger; the dialogism of Mikhail Bakhtin; the philosophy of mestizaje literature; and Asian philosophical traditions. This rich comparative and cross-cultural investigation of philosophy and political theory demonstrates the importance of cultural and cross-cultural understanding in our reading of philosophical texts, exploring how cross-cultural thinking transforms our understanding of the traditional philosophical paradigm and political theory.
This volume honors the scholarship and philosophy of Hwa Yol Jung, who has been a pioneer in the field of comparative political theory, cross-cultural philosophy, and interdisciplinary scholarship. In one of his earliest publications, The Crisis of Political Understanding (1979), Jung described the urgency and necessity of breakthrough in political thinking as a crisis, and he followed up on this issue for his half century of scholarship by introducing Asian philosophy and political thought to Western scholarship, demonstrating the possibility of cross-cultural philosophical thinking. In his most recent publications, Jung refers to this possibility as "transversality" or "trans(uni)versality," a concept which should replace the outmoded Eurocentric universality of modernist philosophy. Jung expounds that in "transversality," "differences are negotiated and compromised rather than effaced and absorbed into sameness." This volume is a testimony to the very possibility of
Table of Contents
Part 2 Part One. Thinking Others: In the Age of Globalization
Chapter 3 Chapter 1. Transversality and Public Philosophy in the Age of Globalization
Chapter 4 Chapter 2. Finitude and Its Horizons: For Hwa Yol Jung
Chapter 5 Chapter 3. Comparative Philosophy and Politics of Otherness
Chapter 6 Chapter 4. From Crisis to Renovation: Hwa Yol Jung's Contribution to Political Theory
Chapter 7 Chapter 5. Phenomenology as an Idea of Bridging Cultural Divide
Chapter 8 Chapter 6. Hwa Yol Jung's Phenomenology of Asian Philosophy
Part 9 Part Two. New Horizons in Political Theory: East and West
Chapter 10 Chapter 7. Heaven and Man: from a Cross-Cultural Perspective
Chapter 11 Chapter 8. Neo-Confucian Political Philosophy: The Cheng Brothers versus Contemporary Political Liberals
Chapter 12 Chapter 9. Reconsidering Wang Yangming's Theory of the "Unity of Knowledge and Action"
Chapter 13 Chapter 10. Schützian Phenomenology and the Everyday Lifeworld: A Bakhtinian Critique
Chapter 14 Chapter 11. Engaging Hwa Yol Jung's Political Theory of Transversality: from the Standpoint of Mestizaje
Chapter 15 Chapter 12. Political Theory, Critical Ecology, and Merleau-Ponty's Path to and from the "Site of Ontological Constitution"
Part 16 Part Three. Diasporic Imagination: From Ecology to Gender Politics
Chapter 17 Chapter 13. The Confluence of Hwa Yol Jung's Ethics and North American Environmental Literature
Chapter 18 Chapter 14. The Clash of Cultural Identities: Bernard-Marie Koltes' Black Battles with Dogs
Chapter 19 Chapter 15. King Lear and the Ethics of Encounter
Chapter 20 Chapter 16. Dorothy Wordsworth and a Poetics of Caring
Chapter 21 Chapter 17. Vico's Arborescence
22 Selected Bibliography of Hwa Yol Jung's Works in English
Product details
Published | 16 Jun 2009 |
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Format | Ebook (PDF) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 396 |
ISBN | 9780739137611 |
Imprint | Lexington Books |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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Hwa-Yol Jung, although he has spent his entire professional career in the United States, is well-known and esteemed by many in his native Korea. With this extraordinary volume in his honor, including essays by distinguished intellectuals from several disciplines, American readers will be able at once to become more aware of his own seminal contributions to so many cutting-edge areas of current concern-globalization, ecology, East/West comparative philosophy, contemporary literature, and much more-and to absorb many new and original insights in these same areas. This is one of the most appealing and successful books of tribute to an author that I have ever read.
William L. McBride, Purdue University
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An amazing set of major Asian and Western thinkers-moved by Hwa Yol Jung's long, broad, and original thinking in politics and beyond-impressively address many positive and negative aspects of the emerging inter-national, inter-cultural, gender-sensitive, and ecologically concerned world of globalization.
Lester Embree, Florida Altantic University
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Hwa Yol Jung's creative term 'glocalization,' which refuses to separate the global from the local and roots the global in the local, reflects a mode of philosophizing typical of the many intriguing essays in this book, which resist neat distinctions, seek to include the valid insights of conflicting perspectives, and strive to recover whatever might have been dismissed or facilely forgotten, including other persons, cultures, and philosophies. The contributors' diverse backgrounds reflect the rich dimensions of Jung's own intellectual life, encompassing comparative philosophy, literature, and religion; ecology, linguistics, cultural anthropology, and political theory; phenomenology in all its varieties; and the East-West dialogue-a richness that will inspire readers to cross boundaries of their own.
Michael Barber, Saint Louis University
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Comparative Political Theory and Cross-Cultural Philosophy is an ambitious volume that should be given credit for the reminder of why a new mode of thinking and doing philosophy is necessary in this globalized world of multiculturalism.
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