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Building bridges between Asian and Western philosophies, Kuang-ming Wu provides an approach to the ""self-other"" issue, casting it in terms of togetherness. This text is a sequel to ""On Chinese Body Thinking"" (Brill, 1997). It is an essay on a cultural hermeneutics of togetherness, and of the homo-ecological community of differences, cultural and otherwise. ""Togetherness"" is a concrete primal ""that"" by which we explain and analyze concrete things and situations: an intrinsic interactive principle of integrity, growth, reflection, and behaviour. In five sections, this book describes cultural, personal, argumentative, religious and philosophical situations of togetherness, thus providing an examination of its varieties.

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Kuang-ming Wu (Ph.D., Yale) is multiculturally at home in Asia and the West. He has written extensively on their interactions and on Chang Tzu's poetic philosophy. His On Chinese Body Thinking (Brill, 1997) won the National Distinguished Award in Philosophy (Taiwan).

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