Responsibility
and Commitment is
an anthology compiled in celebration of the sixty-fifth birthday of
Gerhold K. Becker, a wayfarer among cultures, a conveyor of humanistic
learning and values, and a most treasured friend of the following
authors from around the world:
|
| Boredom
and the
Beginning of Philosophy
(Chan-fai Cheung) |
| The
Possible Role of Religion in Secular Bioethics (Ole
Döring) |
| Rediscovering
the Golden Rule for a Globalizing World (Georges
Enderle) |
| Human
Dignity within Secularity (Robert
Gascoigne) |
| Dignity
in
Western vs. Chinese Culture
(Daryl
Koehn) |
| Kant’s
Possible
Contribution to Natural Law Debates (Tze-wan
Kwan) |
| Derrida’s
Hermeneutics of Friendship and its Political Implications (Kwok-ying
Lau) |
| Cultural
Policy
Addresses and Women’s Rights in Hong Kong (Eva
Kit-wah Man) |
| The
Theology of Karl Rahner in an Asian Contexte (Peter
Fumiaki Momose) |
| Reflections
on the State of the
Ecumenical Movement
(Peter
Neuner) |
| Exploring
the Core of
Humanity (Jing-Bao
Nie) |
| Verantwortung and Verbindlichkeit in
German (Rudolf
Post) |
| Training
Students in Responsibility and Social Commitment (Stephan
Rothlin) |
| Intrapersonal
Ascriptions
of Responsibility (Maureen
Sie) |
| The
Globalization of
Responsibility (Michael
Sievernich) |
| Reading
Levinas
on Ethical Responsibility
(Kajornpat
Tangyin) |
| Responsibility
and Humor (Elizabeth
Telfer) |
| Categorial
Analysis of
Religions (Reiner
Wimmer) |