国产成人午夜福利在线观看视频

Date/Time
Date(s) - May 18, 2014
9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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In an age of global interaction, countries and civilizations are increasingly collaborating and colliding. This seminar addresses this topic with a focus on cultural differences and the human quest for enduring and transcendent meaning.  The main topics the presenters will address are twofold. First is an examination of comparative human values from three primary sources: the Western traditions; Chinese thought; and the African-American worldview (Professor Hopkins). Second is an examination of basic human goods, the diversity of cultural values, and the question for a workable global ethics (Professor Schweiker).  The conversation will be enlivened by two responses from Renmin University of China scholars (Professor Li and Professor Yao). The overall purpose of the seminar is to equip scholars and students with the conceptual and theoretical tools to interpret the dynamic interplay between human cultures and transcendent meaning.

Organizers: Professor Dwight Hopkins (University of Chicago); William Schweiker (University of Chicago); Professor Li Binquan (Renmin University of China); Professor Yao Xinzhong (Renmin University of China).