Adapted Idea as Adapting Method: Xunzi’s Conception of ‘Ritual’ (li) in Robert Neville’s Intercultural Philosophy
This article offers a comparative analysis of two approaches to intercultural philosophizing: the strong (‘language-centric’) model of intercultural philosophy, which requires deep linguistic competence in both traditions, and the weak (‘language-free’) model of Boston Confucianism, as developed in the works of Robert...