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Published in last 1 year |  In last 2 years |  In last 3 years |  All Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Reference Manager ProCite BibTeX RefWorks Toggle Thumbnails Select Opening the Transcendent Perspective of “Being”: Overcoming the Misunderstanding in the Study of Parmenides’ Philosophy ZHONG Jin Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2013, 45 (4): 34-40.   Abstract （1079）   HTML （19）    PDF （529KB）（1543）       Knowledge map    Hegel led the study of Parmenides’ philosophy into a wrong path. He neglected the metaphysical nature of philosophy in his understanding of the concept of “Being”. It ought to be an inescapable duty for all historians of philosophy to take on the metaphysical perspective so as to probe into the deep implications of Parmenides in philosophy and the history of philosophy as well. This will make it clear that without the transcendent perspective, ontology, as an essential part of philosophy, will also lead to a wrong path. Related Articles | Metrics Select Is There “Transparent White”?: Philosophical Significance of Late Wittgenstein’s Remarks on Colour JIANG Yu-hui Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2013, 45 (4): 41-48.   Abstract （999）   HTML （18）    PDF （466KB）（1557）       Knowledge map    Remarks on Colour is no doubt one of the most controversial manuscripts of later Wittgenstein. To fully comprehend its profound but sometimes intricate arguments, we need to put it back into the overarching development of his thinking, that is, from Tractatus to Investigation and beyond. If the aporia of “colour exclusion” can be considered as the main motivation leading to the rupture of his early system, the indeterminacy of colour percept/concept which was originally proposed as a feasible solution has also some implicit meaning within its context. With the contributions from contemporary colour science, this thesis intends to bring this meaning to light. Related Articles | Metrics Select The Change of “the Other” behind the Theory of “Hermeneutic Circle” SONG Jian Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2013, 45 (4): 49-53.   Abstract （875）   HTML （17）    PDF （462KB）（1394）       Knowledge map    “The other” is related to both epistemological difference and ontological externality. In the stage of “words-text” and “text-historical context”, “the other” as epistemological difference received universal attention, and correspondingly, hermeneutic was regarded as the skill or art to understand “the other”. In the stage of “tradition-the subject in understanding”, “the other” as ontological externality became evident. It is clear that the benign development of the hermeneutic circle demands seeking common ground with “the other” at the epistemological level on the one hand, and reserving differences with “the other” at the ontological level on the other. It remains as a difficult theoretical problem for hermeneutics to keep the balance of these two levels. Related Articles | Metrics Select “Resolution” and “Enhancement”: An Analysis of the PostMarxist Dynamic View of Social Development ZHENG Yi-Shi Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (1): 76-82.   Abstract （1327）   HTML （4）    PDF （1540KB）（1638）       Knowledge map    PostMarxism dissolves Marx's theory of driving forces of social development through identifying the “fracture” between modernity and post modernity, deconstructing texts, advocating pluralism instead of monism, and affirming historical contingency instead of historical necessity. However, it provides a new perspective of driving forces of social development and approves of this theory in its distinguishing “centralism” and “center” and analyzing the late capitalism and culture through using Marx's theory of productive mode and historicism. Related Articles | Metrics Select Thomas Reid’s Criticisms of Doctrines of Ideas WEN Yu-Lin Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (1): 83-89.   Abstract （1601）   HTML （8）    PDF （1531KB）（1800）       Knowledge map    Although Scottish philosopher Thomas Reid had considerable influence on philosophy in history, he was ignored by official history of philosophy. But the end of twentieth century witnessed a revival of interest in his philosophy. Thomas Reid argued that the theory of idea was an underlying assumption of modern philosophy. Various doctrines of ideas led philosophy to skepticism. To defend common sense, Reid examined the theory of idea carefully and criticized it incisively. Contemporary philosophy confirms Reid’s philosophical farsight in his famous critique of the theory of idea. Related Articles | Metrics Select Philosophy of Hermeneutics: Its Approach, Developmental Train and Features [Germany] Ulrich Dierks Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2009, 41 (3): 9-19.   Abstract （1762）   HTML （17）          Knowledge map    Related Articles | Metrics