CULTURAL HERITAGE AND CONTEMPORARY CHANGE
SERIES III. ASIA, VOLUME 11
THE HUMANIZATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND CHINESE CULTURE
CHINESE PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, XI
Edited by
Tomonobu Imamichi
Wang Miaoyang
Liu Fangtong
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PART I. THE AND CHALLENGE OF TECHNOLOGY
Chapter I. Technology and Collective Identity:
Chapter II. Heidegger on Technology,
Yu Xuanmeng
Chapter III. Self-transcendence and Morality:
Lik Kuen Tong
Chapter IV. Nietzsche’s Superman:
Wang Xinsheng
Chapter V. Moral Predicament and Reconstruction in
Chapter VI. Ethical Reflections on
Zhou Changzhong
Chapter VII. Development of Technology
PART II. FROM OBJECTIVITY TO SUBJECTIVITY:
Chapter VIII. The Change in Modern Scientific Thought
Li Jizong
Chapter IX. Confucianism and Science --A Philosophical Evaluation
Vincent Shen
Chapter X. The Humanization of Technology in Ancient China:
Cheng Chaonan
Chapter XI. The Development of Biotechnology
Fu Jizhong
Chapter XII. Cultural Diversity and
K.R. Hanley
Chapter XIII. Science and the Moral Life:
Richard A. Graham
Chapter XIV. The Ethics of Communicative Action
Manuel B. Dy
Chapter XV. The Philosophy of Value,
PART III. ASIAN VALUES AND TECHNOLOGY:
Chapter XVI. Confucian Harmony and Technical Progress:
George F. McLean
Chapter XVII. Eco-aesthetica
Noriko Hashimoto
Chapter XVIII. The Conflict of Values:
Chen Genfa
Chapter XIX. Zhuang Zi’s Perfect Joy: An Answer to
Chapter XX. The Chinese View of Time,
Chapter XXI. Education in Values and
Shi Zhonglian
Chapter XXII. The Character of Japanese Thought
Note to Chapter XXII. Technical Creativity
Takehiko Kenmochi
Chapter XXIII. The Structure of Oriental Values
Yamamoto Yasuo
Chapter XXIV. Creativity as Synthesis of
Chapter XXV. Transcendence and Progress
Thadeusz Zasepa