Chinese Philosophy: In Search of the Way
What does China think? This series tries to provide an answer with the help of the central concept of the Way (Dao): the correct manner in which you can govern the state and lead your life. You will become acquainted with the seminal insights of Confucianism, Daoism and Buddhism: the “three main streams” that dominated Chinese thinking for ages. These philosophies are still highly relevant today and encourage man to continually improve himself. You will also immerse yourself in the thinking of modern Chinese philosophers and their dialogue with our philosophy.
The individual lectures
1. How can I become a Nobleman? Confucius on the Ideal Life (9 Mar)
2. When Non-doing is done, None is left undone. The Art of Life according to Daoism (16 Mar)
3. The Quest for Enlightenment. Chinese Buddhism (23 Mar)
4. Confucius goes America! Modern Chinese Thought (30 Mar)
5. Two clear Mirrors. ‘Doing Philosophy’ between China and the West (20 Apr)
Karl Dittrich Hall, Student Services Centre
Extra Information
Dates
Thurs 9, 16, 23 and 30 Mar, and 20 Apr – 7 to 9 pm
Costs whole series
UM students €10
UM employees and students from other schools €25
Others €50
Registration
Click HERE to register for this Lecture Series
About the lecturer
Michel Dijkstra, MA
Philosopher, International School of Philosophy, Leusden
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