TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

PART I. Classical Philosophies on Man and Nature

1. Theories Concerning Man and Nature in Classical 3-12 Chinese Philosophy

by Zhang Dai-Nian, Peking Univ.

2. On the Unity of Man and Heaven 

by Tang Yi-jie, Peking Univ.

3. Liu Zongyuan's and Liu Yuxi's Theories of Heaven and Man 

by Fang Li-tian, People's Univ. of China, Beijing

4. Paradigms of Nature in Western Thought 

by Kenneth L. Schmitz, King's College, Univ. of Toronto, Canada

PART II. Hermeneutics and the Application of Classical Philosophies to Contemporary Life

5. Hermeneutics and Heritage 

by George F. McLean, Sec., RVP

6. Towards an Hermeneutics of Nature and Culture 

by Ghislaine Florival, Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

7. Man and Nature in the Indian Context 

by Margaret Chatterjee, Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Simla, India

PART III. Marxism on Man and Nature

8. On the Relationship Between Man and Nature 

by Huang Nan-sheng and Zhao Guangwu, Peking Univ.

9. Slave - Master - Friend, Philosophical Reflections Upon Man and Nature 

by Li Zhen, Peking Univ.

PART IV. Person, Subjectivity and Nature

10. Man vs. Nature and Natural Man: One Aspect of the Concept of Nature in China and the West 

by Chen Kuide, Fudan Univ., Shanghai

11. Western and Chinese Philosophy on Man and Nature

by Richard T. De George, Univ. of Kansas

12. The Development of the Principle of Subjectivity in Western Philosophy and of the Theory of Man in Chinese Philosophy

by Zhang Shi-Ying, Peking Univ.

13. The Fate of Metaphysics 

by Zhu Desheng, Peking Univ.

PART V. Ethics and Nature

14. Human Nature Reflected in Moral Experience 

by John Farrelly, De Salles Hall, Washington

15. The Concept of an Eco-ethics and the Development of Moral Thought 

by Tomonobu Imamichi, Emeritus, University of Tokyo

16. On Nature and Values, Ideology and Hope 

by Manuel Dy, Ateneo de Manila Univ., Philippines

Acknowledgements