Philosophies of Co-Becoming and the Sino-Island is an international conference that will take place on July 8-9, 2022. It will bring scholars together from half a dozen countries to discuss the notion of a philosophy of co-becoming (共生哲學) in our contemporary world. Many of the conference organizers work and teach on the island of Taiwan, which we call the Sino-island, to denote the island's long history as a center of immigration for Sinitic speaking peoples, as well as its rich Sinological institutions and scholarly traditions. In a contemporary world riven by nationalist rivalry, economic inequality, the ravages of climate change, and a global pandemic whose effects are disproportionally borne across diverse populations up to the present day, the notion of how to co-exist- with the natural world, with our own bodies, and with each other- has never been a more urgent one for contemporary thought.
Each panel of the conference will be live-streamed through Webex online software. To register to view the conference online, please fill out the following form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qLBgfu2cFRg4H6Irkc9p8Owie7RiixP9_qD6sgA-q8g/edit
The conference website can be found here: https://sites.google.com/g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw/tgsfseminar2022/homepage?authuser=1
The conference program can be found here: https://sites.google.com/g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw/tgsfseminar2022/conference-program?authuser=0
This conference is co-sponsored by The Global Sinology Forum at National Sun Yat-Sen University, the National Library (ROC)'s Center for Chinese Studies, and the East Asian Academy for New Liberal Arts at The University of Tokyo.
Any inquiries regarding the conference can be directed to: tgsfseminar2022@g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw The conference will be conducted in Chinese and English. The conference program below reflects local Taiwan time and dates.
Conference Program
Date: July 8-9, 2022 (local Taiwan time)
July 8th (Friday)
08:50 Opening Ceremony
Cheng Ying-Yao, President, National Sun Yet-sen University
Tseng Shu-Haien, Director General, National Central Library
Lai Shi-San, Dean, College of Liberal Arts, NSYSU
Mark McConaghy, Assistant Professor, Department of Chinese Literature, NSYSU
Panel 1 09:05-11:10
Moderator: Lin Chen-Kuo, National Cheng Chi University
Presenters:
1. Liu Chi-Hui, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
從「一分為二」出發，重新思考中國古典思想中的共生思維： 再論方以智的唯物辯證與一分為二
2. Yang Rur-Bin, National Tsing Hua University
從島嶼史的風土性到風土性的地緣政治學
3. Brook A. Ziporyn, The University of Chicago
鐘始聲與藕益智旭的共生之道：排斥與共生同居一念之實例
4. Peng Hsiao-Yen, Academia Sinica
漢學研究的跨文化轉向：論自我與他者的弔詭共生
Panel 2 13:10- 14:45
Moderator: Peng Hsiao-Yen, Academia Sinica
Presenters:
1. Chung Chen-Yu, Academia Sinica
存有論與政治之間：牟宗三與海德格的構想
2. Lin Chen-Kuo, National Chengchi University
航經島嶼：洛維特、洪耀勳、牟宗三的海德格哲學遭逢
3. Chan Wing-Cheuk, Ministry of Science and Technology/ Academia Sinica
在世共生的可能基礎：身體現象學的進路
Panel 3 15:50-17:25
Moderator: Lai Shi-San, National Sun Yet-sen University
Presenters:
1. Norman Y. Teng, Academia Sinica
由公民與哲學視角論述中國
2. Sato Masayuki, National Taiwan University
二十世紀日本「共生」論之興起、展開以及衰退
3. Chen Yun, East China Normal University
西方普遍歷史敘事與多元文明的共生問題
July 9th (Saturday)
Panel 4 09:05-11:10
Moderator: Yang Rur-bin, National Tsing Hua University
Presenters:
1. Lin Ming-Chao, National Taiwan University
《淮南子‧齊俗》中多元共生的思想圖像
2. Fabian Heubel, Academia Sinica
「隱」與「無隱」的弔詭共生：探索老子與柏拉圖的跨文化交織
3. Lai Shi-San, National Sun Yet-sen University
《老子》做為一種共生哲學：為共生而承認無知，為共生而承擔柔軟
4. Feng Cao, Renmin University of China
《老子》的多元共生與公平公正思想
Panel 5 13:10- 14:45
Moderator: Liu Chi-Hui, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Presenter:
1. Jana S. Rošker, University of Ljubljana
Methodological problems in transcultural philosophy: (post) comparative approaches and the method of sublation
2. ISHII Tsuyoshi, University of Tokyo
天下政治的共生條件：「是非之辨」何以成為維護和諧共生的政治基礎？
3. Hans-Rudolf Kantor, Huafan University
天台宗「即」字的悖論涵義：以四明知禮之思想為例
Panel 6 15:50-17:25
Moderator:
Norman Y. Teng Academia Sinca
Panelists:
1. Mark McConaghy, National Sun Yat-sen University
漢學之島如何共生？「中華」與整合正義的可能性
2. Jean-Yves Heurtebise, Fu Jen Catholic University
Transcultural Studies, Transcendental Philosophy & The Taiwanese Question
3. Lai Yi-Peng, National Sun Yet-sen University
Community and Co-Becoming in Contemporary Northern Irish/TaiwaneseFictional Writings
18:00 Closing Ceremony
