Business Ethics, the Environment &Responsibility, Volume 32, Issue 4, Page 1452-1469, October 2023.

3. Han-Chung kŭnse chŏngch'i sasangsa pigyo.

1. Ikkŭnŭn mal -- 2. Han nara ŭi yet kŭlssi ro tora kaja : K'ang Yuwei, sŏye wa mihakchŏk chŏnhwan -- 3. Chosŏn ŭi yesul ŭn illyu ŭi pigŭk ŭl tamnŭnda : Yanagi Muneyosi, minye uĭ palgyŏn -- 4. Nŏhŭi nŭn T'ap ŭi himch'am ŭl poannŭn'ga : Ko Yu-sŏp, Han'guk hyŏndae mihak ŭi t'ansaeng -- 5. Naganŭn mal.

1-2. Hyojado -- 3. Ch'ungsindo -- 4-5. Yŏllyŏdo.

Samtʻan Sŏnsaeng chip -- Tongguk changwŏnjip -- Sihak kyegyŏng.

This volume, an assemblage of essays previously published in the Journal of Chinese Philosophy, conveniently and strategically brings together some of the trenchant interpretations and analyses of the salient, structural aspects of the philosophy of the Yijing. They reveal how the ancient Classic offers a graphically vivid and conceptually dynamic dramaturgy of the ways in which the natural world works in conjunction with the human one. Its cosmological architectonics and philosophical worldview continue to have enormous purchase on our current imagination, (...) even though readerly imperatives and responses have rendered this classic into a text of multiple significances, catering to pluralistic readerships and clienteles. Nonetheless, the essays in this volume lay bare some of the original authorly visions and insights of the Yijing, clearly showing that their apparent truthfulness to our cosmic and human conditions inspire philosophical and even theological questions. The Yijing's authorial designs of the eight trigrams and hexagrams, which encapsulate the primordial state of homo-cosmic phenomena and situations, together with the yin-yang forces and the dao, are taken for granted as integers in a grand universal equation, factored out to represent a ceaselessly changing cosmos in which heaven, earth and humanity commingle, such that the whole and unity can be found in the individual and the opposite, and vice versa. (shrink)

¿This splendid volume is a fitting tribute to the remarkable range of rich and revealing contributions Professor Cheng Chung-ying has made to our understanding of Chinese and comparative philosophy and constructive philosophy from a global perspective.¿ ¿Philip J. Ivanhoe, City University of Hong Kong.