Titlebook: Human Dignity, Human Rights, and Social Justice; A Chinese Interdisci Zhibin Xie,Pauline Kollontai,Sebastian Kim Book 2020 Springer Nature

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Book 2020nese and other global contexts today, social justice has been a significant topic among many disciplines and we believe it is an appropriate topic for philosophers, theologians, legal scholars, and social scientists to sit together, discuss, enrich each other, and then deepen our understanding of th

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Individual Rights or Community? A Confucian Perspective of Social Justicen of economic resources, usually as the manifestation of benevolent rule. It does not mean, however, that Confucians try to figure out a framework of social justice, as what western contemporary political philosophers do with social justice. Instead, the value of emphasizing material goods and their

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Confucianism and the Foundation of Human Rightscianism is compatible with the idea of human rights. In the second section I discuss the virtue ethics reading and the role ethics reading of Confucian moral theory. In the third section I argue that regarding one possible foundation of human rights, human dignity, Confucian idea of human nature and

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Unspeakable Things: Drawing upon the Nanjing Massacre to Read Crucifixion as an Assault on Human Digthe ‘unspeakable things’ of the 1937 Nanjing massacre offers important insights into Roman crucifixions. Drawing on Iris Chang’s influential book, . (1997), it suggests a number of features in the violence at Nanjing that might help towards a more informed reading of the biblical accounts of crucifi

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When Religious Freedom Was Under Attack: A Study of Four Christians’ Responses in Modern Chinate Christian leaders’ various approaches to ensuring religious freedom protection. Theology, political capital and personal experiences of church-state encounters are used to examine their various positions on protection of rights as regards religious freedom. The study shows turning to political au

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Flexible Governance: Petition, Disputes and Citizen’s Rights Protection in Contemporary Chinahe authoritarian regime but also exacerbates the conflict. Using two cases of Shanghai, this chapter shows that the innovative mechanism of involving petition social workers (PSWs) in settling disputes is a kind of “flexible governance” (FG) stressing affective care and the use of multi-pronged mean

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Christianity and Patriotism: An Inter-disciplinary and Contextual Reflectionsciplinary and contextual perspective. It starts with a survey of the academic studies of patriotism from the perspectives of biological and cultural evolution, with a contextual analysis of the problem of patriotism in contemporary China, particularly Hong Kong. Based on the above survey and analys

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