The Paideia Archive: Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy 1998
DOI: 10.5840/wcp20-paideia199824415
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Resonanz als Grundmotiv ostasiatischer Ethik

Abstract: Fuer Platon ist die Musik ein wesentliches Element in der ethischen Erziehung des Menschen. Auch im klassischen China spielt die Musik eine ueberragende Rolle fuer die ethische Erziehung. Bei Platon soll die Musik eine Uebereinstimmung des Menschen mit dem Logos erbringen in china hingegen werden der Naturzusammenhang und auch die menschlichen Beziehungen als ein Zusammenklingen verstanden, das durch eine gelungene gegenseitige „Resonanz" (ying) gut wird im Sinne des Ethischen. Im Vortrag werden verschiedene c… Show more

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“…These notions of judgment and pluralism are found throughout diverse religious and philosophical traditions-including, for example, Islam (Eickelman 2003) as well as Confucian thought (Chan 2003). Moreover, Rolf Elberfeld (2002) has extensively described how the metaphors of harmony and resonance appear in both Western and Eastern traditions, beginning with Plato's account of the role of music as critical to education in The Republic (401d). The metaphors of resonance and harmony, moreover, are clearly structures of pluralism: that is, these notions explicitly entail structures of connection alongside and in the face of irreducible difference.…”
Section: Bridge Notions With Eastern Thought: Pluralism Harmony Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These notions of judgment and pluralism are found throughout diverse religious and philosophical traditions-including, for example, Islam (Eickelman 2003) as well as Confucian thought (Chan 2003). Moreover, Rolf Elberfeld (2002) has extensively described how the metaphors of harmony and resonance appear in both Western and Eastern traditions, beginning with Plato's account of the role of music as critical to education in The Republic (401d). The metaphors of resonance and harmony, moreover, are clearly structures of pluralism: that is, these notions explicitly entail structures of connection alongside and in the face of irreducible difference.…”
Section: Bridge Notions With Eastern Thought: Pluralism Harmony Andmentioning
confidence: 99%