Dear Colleague, You are invited to participate in the next session of the Logic and Religion Webinar Series which will be held on December 14 (THIS THURSDAY), 2023, at 4pm CET with the topic:
Mozi’s Philosophy of Universal Love and Analogical Reasoning Speaker: Caroline Pires Ting<https://philpeople.org/profiles/caroline-pires-ting> (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Chair: Jean-Yves Beziau<http://www.jyb-logic.org> (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Please, register to receive a zoom link: https://www.logicandreligion.com/webinars Abstract: The forthcoming exposition delves into Mozi’s philosophy of Universal Love (兼愛, jian'ai) and its profound impact on Chinese civilization. Mozi (墨子, c. 470 BCE – c. 391 BCE) is a leading light in Chinese philosophical discourse of his time. At the heart of his idea lies the notion of impartial care, advocating that all human endeavors ought to originate from an unwavering foundation of undistinguished concern. This doctrine is instrumental in shaping a distinctive ethos grounded in the ethical and political aspirations for societal enhancement. Unbiased love becomes fundamental to his intellectual framework, acting as the benchmark for all logical actions. As Chinese philosophical traditions began engaging with Western thought in recent times, Mohist reasoning experienced a revival, reinforcing the notion that Chinese philosophical traditions also possess an analytical inclination. Our goal in this talk is to explain how Mozi's understanding of love embodies an idea of benevolence rooted in a rigorous epistemological construct. Join us 5 minutes prior to the beginning of the session! With best wishes, -- Francisco de Assis Mariano, The University of Missouri-Columbia (USA) LARA Secretary
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