Since the foundation principles of thinking and acting are crucial to \;both world-traditions\, the scheduled conference takes the different \;approaches within Chinese and German philosophy as a starting point \;for the opening of a common horizon. Thus we do not only ask for the \;genesis of the respective traditions\, but furthermore we will try to \;evaluate its validity and function for a shared future.
\nProgramme
Tuesday\, 17 July 2012
14:15
Welcome and Introduction
Prof. Dr. Ursula MÜ\;NCH\, Direktorin\, Akademie fü\;r Politische Bildung\, \;Tutzing
Prof. Dr.Dr. h.c. (mult.) Hans MAIER\, Staatsminster a.D.\, LMU Mü\;nchen
Shunqing WANG\, Generalkonsul der VR China in Mü\;nchen
Prof. Dr. Claudia BICKMANN\, Philosophisches Seminar Universitä\;t zu \;Kö\;ln
Weng TENGSHEN\, International Confucian Association\, Beijing
Dr. Lun DU\, Deutsche Konfuzius Gesellschaft
15:00
On Human Dignity - A Comparative Perspective between Western \;Rationalism and Chinese Moral Philosophy
Prof. Dr. Shan CHUN\, China University of Political Sciences and Law\, \;Beijing
15:50
The Gift of Human Dignity
Dr. Michael SPIEKER\, Akdemie fü\;r Politische Bildung in Tutzing
16:40
The Idea of Man as the Foundation of Law
Prof. Dr. Marco HAASE\, China University of Political Sciences and \;Law\, Beijing
17:30
The Concrete Metaphysics - From the Perspective of Chinese Philosophy
Prof. Dr. Yang GUORONG\, East China Normal University\, Shanghai
18:30
Dinner
19:45
Possibilities and Limits of a Philosophical Approach to Reason and \;Morality
Prof. Dr. Claudia BICKMANN\, Universitä\;t zu Kö\;ln
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Lore HÜ\;HN\, Universitä\;t Freiburg
Wednesday\, 18 July 2012
09:00
Daoic Metaphysics as the Foundation of Belief and Morality
Prof. Dr. Guo YI\, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences\, Beijing
09:50
A Person can enlarge his Dao\, but the Dao does not enlarge the Person
Dr. Lun DU\, Universitä\;t Duisburg
10:40
Coffee Break
11:00
Right of Nature and Moral Rationality?
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm SCHMIDT-BIGGEMANN\, FU Berlin
11:50
Reason and Morality in the Political Dialectics on the One and the \;Many
Prof. Dr. Rudolf WAGNER\, Universitä\;t Heidelberg
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Claudia BICKMANN
12:45
Lunch
14:45
Moral Values
Dr. Sasa Josifović\, Universitä\;t zu Kö\;ln
15:40
On Nature of Men (Renxing) - Its Chinese Meaning and its Translations \;by Couplet
Prof. Dr. Wenchao LI\, Universitä\;t Hannover
16:30
Coffee Break
17:00
Reason&lsquo\;s Rule. Kant&lsquo\;s Account in the Context of Modern European \;Philosophy
Prof. Dr. Gü\;nter Zö\;ller\, LMU Mü\;nchen
17:45
The Moral Rationality and Moral Emotion discussed by Mencius
Prof. Dr. Guo QIYONG\, Wuhan University
18:30
Dinner
19:45
Contemporary Version of Mencian Moral Feeling: A Product of Dialogue \;between Kantian Philosophy and Confucianism
Prof. Dr. Peng GUOXIANG\, Peking University\, Beijing
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Ram Adhar MALL\, LMU Mü\;nchen/ Jena
Thursday\, 19 July 2012
09:00
Rationality and Morality in Kant and Classical Confucianism
Prof. Dr. Chung-ying CHENG\, University of Hawaii
09:50
Kantian Ethics in the Area of Life Science Issues. Introducing a \;Philosophical Position in Dialogue with Confucian Perspectives
Dr. Ole DÖ\;RING\, GIGA Hamburg
10:40
Coffee Break
11:00
Internal and External Normativity - Foundations of Humanity between \;Confucius and Kant
Dr. Markus WIRTZ\, Universitä\;t zu Kö\;ln
11:50
Comparison between Wang Yangming&lsquo\;s and Kant&lsquo\;s A Priori Metaphysics \;
Prof. Dr. Wen HAIMING\, Renmin University of China
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Claudia BICKMANN\, Universitä\;t zu Kö\;ln
12:45
Lunch
13:15
Excursion
Friday\, 20 July 2012
09:00
"Die Chinesen sind das Menschengeschlecht" - Schellings Deutung der \;chinesischen Religiositä\;t im mythologischen Prozess
Prof. Dr. Hans FEGER\, FU Berlin
09:50
The New Idealistic Confucianism of He Lin and the Philosophy of Hegel
Prof. Dr. Zhang XUEZHI\, Peking University
10:40
Coffee Break
10:55
Values and the Practical in Transcendental Philosophy: Challenging \;the Architectonic of Reason
Prof. Dr. Christoph KRJINEN\, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
11:45
The Late Quian Mu on Morality (daode): A Conservative Scholar&lsquo\;s \;Perspective
PD Dr. Christian SOFFEL\, LMU Mü\;nchen
Moderation: Dr. Michael SPIEKER
12:30
Lunch
Venue
Tutzing is situatated about 40 km south of the city center of Munich \;at the lake Starnberger See. \;From Munich Central Station (Hauptbahnhof - Hbf.) you will reach \;Tutzing either by suburban railway (S-Bahn S 6 - runs every 20 \;minutes\, takes about 45 minutes to Tutzing) or by regional train \;which leaves from Munich Central Station for Garmisch/ Innsbruck once \;an hour (takes 30 minutes). From the Tutzing train station it is a 30 \;minutes walk. However\, there are also taxis available at the station.
From Munich Airport\, you may either take the suburban railway S 8 \;(change at Munich\, Central Station) or S 1 (change at Laim). In both \;cases\, change onto S 6 for Tutzing.
Registration
Registration fee with accommodation: 110\,00 &euro\; (reduced 70\,00 &euro\;)\,
Registration fee without accommodation 70\,00 &euro\; (reduced 50\,00 &euro\;).
Meals are free. For vegetarian food please advise at your \;registration.
Conference Director:
Dr. Michael SPIEKER\, Akademie fü\;r Politische Bildung Tutzing
Organisation:
\nPolitische Akademie Tutzing
International Confucian Association
Department of Philosophy\, University of Cologne
Society of Intercultural Philosophy (SIP)
German Confucian Society (GCS)
Contact:
Heike Schenk\, Conference Secretary
Akademie fü\;r Politische Bildung
Buchensee 1
D-82327 Tutzing
Germany
Tel: \;+49 (0)8158 256-46
Fax: \;+49 (0)8158 256-51
Email: \;h.schenck@apb-tutzing.de
Conference Programme:
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