Exploring the potential for cross-tradition engagement in philosophy, this book delves into how diverse philosophical traditions can interact and enrich one another. Through reflective criticism and argumentation, it offers methodological principles that facilitate dialogue and collaboration among different schools of thought, aiming to foster a more inclusive and dynamic contemporary philosophy.
Approaching Identity and Reference from Classical Chinese Philosophy to Modern Logic
By exploring cross-tradition engagement, this work highlights how insights from Chinese philosophy can enrich modern logic and contemporary philosophical discourse. It specifically focuses on enhancing the understanding of two fundamental principles of logic: the law of identity and the law of non-contradiction, showcasing the interplay between ancient wisdom and modern thought.