Workshop on Religion and Modernity in the Context of East Asian Philosophy (no replies)

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Workshop on

Religion and Modernity in the Context of East Asian Philosophy

Date: 11 January 2015

Venue: Library Room (R330222), 2nd fl., Bainian Bldg., National Chengchi University

Program (provisional)

Time	Activity
09.50-10.00	Opening Ceremony
10.00-12.00 Session I	Speaker Prof. Nakajima Takahiro (The University of Tokyo) Title The Mysterious in Japanese Religious Thought Speaker Prof. Yuan-lin Tsai (Chengchi University) Title Crossing the gap between the East and the West: Toshihiko Izutsu's studies on Islamic philosophy
12.00-13.00	Lunch Time
13.00-15.00 Session II	Speaker Prof. Baba Norihisa (The University of Tokyo) Title Beyond Pali Texts: Two Cosmopolitan Buddhists in Meiji Japan and Scriptural Background of their Discourses Speaker Ph.D. Candidate, Jacub Zamorski (Chengchi University) Title New Readings of Yogācāra and “Modernist” Pure Land Thought in China and Japan: Towards an East Asian Perspective on “Demythologisation”
15.00-15.30	Tea Break
15.30-17.30 Round Table Session	Theme I 西田幾多郎，〈場所的論理と宗教的世界觀〉 Speaker Wen-hung Huang (Tsinghua University) Discussant Prof. Wing-keung Lam (Tokyo University) Theme II 章太炎，〈答鐵錚〉 Speaker Prof. Ishii Tsuyoshi (Tokyo University) Discussant Chen-kuo Lin (Chengchi University)
17.30-19.30	Dinner Time

Program (provisional)

Time		Activity
09.50-10.00		Opening Ceremony
10.00-12.00 Session I	Speaker Title Speaker Title	Prof. Nakajima Takahiro (The University of Tokyo) The Mysterious in Japanese Religious Thought Prof. Yuan-lin Tsai (Chengchi University) Crossing the gap between the East and the West: Toshihiko Izutsu's studies on Islamic philosophy
12.00-13.00		Lunch Time
13.00-15.00 Session II	Speaker Title Speaker Title	Prof. Baba Norihisa (The University of Tokyo) Beyond Pali Texts: Two Cosmopolitan Buddhists in Meiji Japan and Scriptural Background of their Discourses Ph.D. Candidate, Jacub Zamorski (Chengchi University) New Readings of Yogācāra and “Modernist” Pure Land Thought in China and Japan: Towards an East Asian Perspective on “Demythologisation”
15.00-15.30		Tea Break
15.30-17.30 Round Table Session	Theme I Speaker Discussant Theme II Speaker	西田幾多郎，〈場所的論理と宗教的世界觀〉 Wen-hung Huang (Tsinghua University) Prof. Wing-keung Lam (Tokyo University) 章太炎，〈答鐵錚〉 Prof. Ishii Tsuyoshi (Tokyo University)Discussant Chen-kuo Lin (Chengchi University)
17.30-19.30		Dinner Time

Online registration: http://ppt.cc/Oums

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