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- Extending Voice and Autonomy through Participatory Action Research: Ethical and Practical Issues.SuiTingKong,Sarah Banks,Toby Brandon,Stewart Chappell,Helen Charnley,Se Kwang Hwang,Danielle Rudd,Sue Shaw,Sam Slatcher &Nicki Ward -2020 -Ethics and Social Welfare 14 (2):220-229.Participatory action research always operates in the tension of extending the voice of people who are marginalised and unheard in the society. A workshop, ‘Extending Voice and Autonomy through Participatory Action Research: Ethical and Practical Issues’, was therefore organised to look at the issues arising from this tension. The workshop aimed to examine critically the potential of participatory action research to enable people whose voices are seldom heard and choices are often restricted to be seen, heard and to influence practice (...) and policy relevant to their lives. The paper first outlines the rationale for the workshop and then demonstrates how ‘co-impact’ of participatory action research projects can be achieved through having conversations and reflecting on the ideas of ‘voice and autonomy’, ‘knowledge’, ‘vulnerability’, ‘user involvement and participation’. Through reflecting on the experience of preparing for and delivering the workshop, we seek ways to transform the relationship(s) between service users/community partners and academic and service professionals in the hope of generating practical knowledge ethically. (shrink)
- Xian dai hua shi ye xia de Zhongguo jin dai qi meng si xiang yan jiu: 1895-1923.TingKong -2014 - Jinan: Shandong da xue chu ban she.
- 3D Reconstruction of Pedestrian Trajectory with Moving Direction Learning and Optimal Gait Recognition.Binbin Wang,Tingli Su,Xuebo Jin,JianleiKong &Yuting Bai -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-10.No categories
- Relationship between deficits of verbal short-term memory and auditory impairment among Cantonese speakers with aphasia.Ho Diana W. L.,Kong Anthony Pak Hin,Koon NimTing &Weekes Brendan -2014 -Frontiers in Psychology 5.
- Using corpora to raise HongKong students' awareness of appropriate word choice.AdrianTing -2018 - In A. V. Senthil Kumar,Optimizing student engagement in online learning environments. Hershey, PA: Information Science Reference.Export citation
Bookmark - Effects of social support on English reading amount in HongKong primary schools: the mediating role of reading confidence.Jian Xu &Ya-Ting Huang -forthcoming -Tandf: Educational Studies:1-16.No categories
- Leadership and Management in China: Philosophies, Theories, and Practices.Chao-Chuan Chen &Yueh-Ting Lee (eds.) -2008 - Cambridge University Press.With the rise of China in the global economy, it has never been more important for business leaders to understand Chinese leadership philosophies and practices. This is the first book to explain how ancient Chinese thinking and Western ideas have shaped the development of leadership styles in China. Leadership theories associated with Confucianism, Daoism, Legalism, the Arts of War, and the writings of Mao and Deng are analysed by both Chinese and Western experts. To set this in a modern business (...) context, the book includes interviews with top executives, who reflect on how their business values are affected by ancient Chinese philosophers, modern Chinese leaders, and Western management writers and thinkers. The book also includes research on paternalistic leadership as practised by business leaders in Taiwan, HongKong, and mainland China. (shrink)
- Adaptive Robust Method for Dynamic Economic Emission Dispatch Incorporating Renewable Energy and Energy Storage.Tingli Cheng,Minyou Chen,Yingxiang Wang,Bo Li,Muhammad Arshad Shehzad Hassan,Tao Chen &Ruilin Xu -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-13.In association with the development of intermittent renewable energy generation, dynamic multiobjective dispatch faces more challenges for power system operation due to significant REG uncertainty. To tackle the problems, a day-ahead, optimal dispatch problem incorporating energy storage is formulated and solved based on a robust multiobjective optimization method. In the proposed model, dynamic multistage ES and generator dispatch patterns are optimized to reduce the cost and emissions. Specifically, strong constraints of the charging/discharging behaviors of the ES in the space-time domain (...) are considered to prolong its lifetime. Additionally, an adaptive robust model based on minimax multiobjective optimization is formulated to find optimal dispatch solutions adapted to uncertain REG changes. Moreover, an effective optimization algorithm, namely, the hybrid multiobjective Particle Swarm Optimization and Teaching Learning Based Optimization, is employed to seek an optimal Pareto front of the proposed dispatch model. This approach has been tested on power system integrated with wind power and ES. Numerical results reveal that the robust multiobjective dispatch model successfully meets the demands of obtaining solutions when wind power uncertainty is considered. Meanwhile, the comparison results demonstrate the competitive performance of the PSO-TLBO method in solving the proposed dispatch problems. (shrink)No categories
- Kong fu nei zhai yi shi: Kongzi hou yi di hui yi.DemaoKong -1982 - Tianjin Shi: Tianjin shi xin hua shu dian fa xing.Export citation Bookmark
- Kong zi da wen.ZhengyiKong -2018 - Taibei Shi: Guo jia chu ban she. Edited by Xianghua Kong.
- Kong zi xin zhuan.XianghuaKong -2009 - Shang hai: Hua dong shi fan ta xue chu ban she.本书根据《左传》的编年,并从司马迁的《孔子世家》中,寻找孔子的踪迹,又从历代学者的《论语》注本中,对孔子的语录进行了编年的研究,并将其纳入到孔子的生平传记中去,以求尽可能给读者还原一个真实的孔子.
- Kong zi ben ji,Kong zi bai wen.XianghuaKong -1998 - Hefei Shi: Jing xiao xin hua shu dian. Edited by Zhengyi Kong.本书由《孔子本纪》和《孔子百问》两部分组成,分别介绍了孔子的生平,并以问答形式介绍了孔子其人其书,以及对孔子研究的概况。.
- ZhongguoKong miao bao hu xie hui lun wen ji.DepingKong &Qingtao Peng (eds.) -2010 - Beijing: Wen wu chu ban she.
- Incremental implicit learning of bundles of statistical patterns.Ting Qian,T. Florian Jaeger &Richard N. Aslin -2016 -Cognition 157 (C):156-173.No categories
- A basic need theory approach to problematic Internet use and the mediating effect of psychological distress.Ting Yat Wong,Kenneth S. L. Yuen &Wang On Li -2014 -Frontiers in Psychology 5.
- Traditional Chinese Aesthetic Approach to Arts.Ting He -2022 -Open Journal of Philosophy 12 (3):312-322.No categories
- Zisi yu Si Meng xue pai.DeliKong -2004 - Jinan: Shandong wen yi chu ban she.本书介绍曾子的身世背景、曾子的生平、曾子的著作、曾子的思想、曾子与《孝经》的关系、《孝经》的思想内容、《孝经》的影响、历代对曾子的推崇。.
- Kong fu nei zhai yi shi.DemaoKong -1984 - Taibei Shi: Ju zhen shu wu chu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- Kong yi tanKong.LingpengKong -1998 - Beijing: Zhongguo wen shi chu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- Obligation or Desire: Variation in Motivation for Compliance With COVID-19 Public Health Guidance.Ting Ai,Glenn Adams &Xian Zhao -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.Why do people comply with coronavirus disease 2019 public health guidance? This study considers cultural-psychological foundations of variation in beliefs about motivations for such compliance. Specifically, we focused on beliefs about two sources of prosocial motivation: desire to protect others and obligation to society. Across two studies, we observed that the relative emphasis on the desire to protect others as an explanation for compliance was greater in the United States settings associated with cultural ecologies of abstracted independence than in Chinese (...) settings associated with cultural ecologies of embedded interdependence. We observed these patterns for explanations of psychological experience of both others and self, and for compliance with mandates for both social distancing and face masks. Discussion of results considers both practical implications for motivating compliance with public health guidance and theoretical implications for denaturalizing prevailing accounts of prosocial motivation. (shrink)
- Evolution of the Controversy Between the Confucianists and the Legalists as Seen from Wang An-Shih's Reforms.Lo Ssu-Ting -1975 -Chinese Studies in History 9 (2):3-20.
- Intergenerational and Sibling Conflict Under Patrilocality.Ting Ji,Jing-Jing Xu &Ruth Mace -2014 -Human Nature 25 (1):66-79.
- The Influence of Job and Individual Resources on Work Engagement Among Chinese Police Officers: A Moderated Mediation Model.Ting Lan,Meirong Chen,Xiaoqing Zeng &Ting Liu -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.Background: The work engagement of police officers pertains to social stability and security, as well as to the orderly operation of the political-economic environment. Although there are many studies on work engagement at present, few studies focus on the influencing factors of police officers’ work engagement. According to the job demands-resources model and the conservation of resources theory, organizational job resources (e.g., perceived organizational support) and personal resources (e.g., regulatory emotional self-efficacy) are important factors influencing work engagement. We assume a (...) moderated mediation model in which job satisfaction plays a mediating role in the relationship between perceived organizational support and work engagement, regulatory emotional self-efficacy moderates not only the relationship between perceived organizational support and job satisfaction but also the relationship between job satisfaction and work engagement. Objective and Method: This study explores the drivers of work engagement through perceived organizational support and regulatory emotional self-efficacy among Chinese police officers using a convenient sampling method to administer a questionnaire to 744 Chinese police officers. A mediated model is proposed to investigate the mediating role of job satisfaction and the regulating role of regulatory emotional self-efficacy. Results: Job satisfaction mediated a positive relationship between organizational support and work engagement, and the perceived organizational support-job satisfaction and the job satisfaction-work engagement relationships were positively moderated by regulatory emotional self-efficacy, such that these relationships were stronger at higher levels of regulatory emotional self-efficacy. These findings, have a practical significance for Chinese police officers’ work engagement advancement. (shrink)
- ‘Angry fish’ and ‘dying fish’ matter in the Zhuangzi Too: Political analogies in the ‘happy fish’ dialogue.Ting-Mien Lee 李庭綿 -2024 -Asian Philosophy 34 (4):1-12.The ‘happy fish’ dialogue is one of the best-known and heatedly debated passages of the Zhuangzi. Scholars have constructed different interpretations of the dialogue. Some argue that this dialogue expresses the idea of living at ease and enjoying life as it is; some refer to the idea of anti-anthropocentrism, while others reconstruct the dialogue as certain epistemological debates. This paper examines the connotations of ‘fish’, ‘water’, and ‘river’ in early Chinese political discourses and reads the political connotations in the dialogue (...) between Zhuangzi and Huizi. This can lead to an alternative interpretation, which is that, at its core, this passage is a dialogue between these two men on politics and their political careers. (shrink)
- ‘Angry fish’ and ‘dying fish’ matter in the Zhuangzi Too: Political analogies in the ‘happy fish’ dialogue.Ting-Mien Lee 李庭綿 -2024 -Asian Philosophy 34 (4):351-362.The ‘happy fish’ dialogue is one of the best-known and heatedly debated passages of the Zhuangzi. Scholars have constructed different interpretations of the dialogue. Some argue that this dialogue expresses the idea of living at ease and enjoying life as it is; some refer to the idea of anti-anthropocentrism, while others reconstruct the dialogue as certain epistemological debates. This paper examines the connotations of ‘fish’, ‘water’, and ‘river’ in early Chinese political discourses and reads the political connotations in the dialogue (...) between Zhuangzi and Huizi. This can lead to an alternative interpretation, which is that, at its core, this passage is a dialogue between these two men on politics and their political careers. (shrink)
- Cue Effectiveness in Communicatively Efficient Discourse Production.Ting Qian &T. Florian Jaeger -2012 -Cognitive Science 36 (7):1312-1336.Recent years have seen a surge in accounts motivated by information theory that consider language production to be partially driven by a preference for communicative efficiency. Evidence from discourse production (i.e., production beyond the sentence level) has been argued to suggest that speakers distribute information across discourse so as to hold the conditional per-word entropy associated with each word constant, which would facilitate efficient information transfer (Genzel & Charniak, 2002). This hypothesis implies that the conditional (contextualized) probabilities of linguistic units (...) affect speakers’ preferences during production. Here, we extend this work in two ways. First, we explore how preceding cues are integrated into contextualized probabilities, a question which so far has received little to no attention. Specifically, we investigate how a cue's maximal informativity about upcoming words (the cue's effectiveness) decays as a function of the cue's recency. Based on properties of linguistic discourses as well as properties of human memory, we analytically derive a model of cue effectiveness decay and evaluate it against cross-linguistic data from 12 languages. Second, we relate the information theoretic accounts of discourse production to well-established mechanistic (activation-based) accounts: We relate contextualized probability distributions over words to their relative activation in a lexical network given preceding discourse. (shrink)
- The Representation of Religious Symbols in Public Art: A Philosophical Examination of Public Sculptures.Ting Guo -2024 -European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 16 (1):179-193.Public art, distinguished from museum-bound art by its integration into communal spaces, engages directly with the broader public. It thrives on a foundational understanding between the artist and the community, often mediated by public leaders who represent the area's cultural and spiritual values. Funded by government resources and shaped under its oversight, public art not only enhances the aesthetic and functional qualities of urban environments but also embodies and reflects collective beliefs and religious symbolism. This study investigates the role of (...) sculptures as religious symbols in public spaces, exploring how such artworks contribute to the creation of "excellent" public places. By examining three major public sites in Dunedin, each hosting distinct sculptural works, this paper delves into the interplay between public art and communal religious identities. It considers how sculptures in public spaces serve not merely as art but as pivotal elements that influence communal spirituality, inclusivity, and engagement. The research aims to uncover how public sculptures, beyond their visual appeal, act as cultural and religious touchstones that enhance and define public spaces, thereby fostering a deeper interaction with the sacred in everyday life. Through this lens, the paper seeks to articulate the nuanced ways in which public art contributes to and shapes the spiritual landscape of public environments, enhancing the vibrancy and purpose of communal areas through the integration of religious symbolism and philosophy. (shrink)
- The Seduction of the Golden Boy: The Body Politics of HongKong Gay Men.Travis S. K.Kong -2002 -Body and Society 8 (1):29-48.This article investigates the embodied identities of HongKong gay men in two different `sites of desire', namely London and HongKong. In London, HongKong gay men have constantly encountered the intertwining relationships between race and sexuality in the constellation of the Western construction of body/desire/masculinity. By contrast, HongKong gay men in HongKong tend to place more emphasis on issues of family and culture. The main site of struggle for HongKong (...) gay men in HongKong is the family-oriented and community-based environment. They adopt not a confrontational politics in a constitutional sense but rather derive tactics of microscopic resistance against societal and familial domination. By comparing 34 HongKong gay men living in London and HongKong, I argue the divergent constructions of being gay in these two contexts. Through the `voices' of these gay men, I criticize the `Western' construction of identity/the body and offer new insights into the discussion of gay identities. (shrink)No categories
- Ideological Orthodoxy, State Doctrine, or Art of Governance? The “Victory of Confucianism” Revisited in Contemporary Chinese Scholarship.Ting-Mien Lee -2020 -Contemporary Chinese Thought 51 (2):79-95.It has been a popular theory in English, Japanese, and Chinese scholarship that a “victory of Confucianism” occurred during the Han dynasty. Some members of these academic communities challenge this theory. However, it has long been overlooked that they do so by adopting different terminology and research frameworks. English scholarship uses the expression “victory/triumph of Confucianism” to refer to the dominance or growth of Confucianism during that period, while the Japanese use “the establishment of Confucian doctrine/religion as the state doctrine/religion” (...) and the Chinese use “dismissing the hundred schools and revering only the Confucian arts”. The expressions, as the current issue illustrates, exemplify three different ways of studying the history of Han Confucianism. (shrink)
- Deleuzian Postmodern Aesthet/hics and Apprenticeship.Ting Pei -forthcoming -Journal of Philosophy of Education.In this paper, I explore the intrinsic relationship between aesthetics and ethics in Deleuze’s philosophy. I additionally show how the notion of apprenticeship can help to clarify the relationship between the aesthetic and the ethical in Deleuze’s philosophy. For Deleuze, the question ‘How do we live a life?’ is a question that cuts across both aesthetics and ethics. A Deleuzian answer to this question may be: ‘We learn to live.’ The argument is developed in four sections. First, I present a (...) general introduction to Deleuzian ethics, demonstrating Deleuze’s concerns with non-organism, non-representation, and bodily affect. Secondly, I explore how Deleuzian aesthetics relates to non-organism, non-representation, and hysteria. I then turn to the notion of apprenticeship to explore the systemacity between Deleuzian aesthetics and ethics. I examine apprenticeship from four perspectives—desire, violence, friendship, and structure. Finally, based on the systematicity provided by apprenticeship, I suggest the possibility of developing a Deleuzian postmodern aesthet/hics, that could underpin future thinking of an ethics based on aesthetic creation. (shrink)
- The Ethical Attribute Stigma: Understanding When Ethical Attributes Improve Consumer Responses to Product Evaluations.H. Onur Bodur,Ting Gao &Bianca Grohmann -2014 -Journal of Business Ethics 122 (1):167-177.Although several articles have investigated ethical product attributes, earlier research has not empirically examined different benefits offered by ethical attributes. This study demonstrates that ethical attributes have functional benefits as well as symbolic benefits. More importantly, when the ethical attribute benefit is congruent with the product category benefit, ethical attributes improve product evaluations. In addition, products with a higher degree of physical contact with consumers are affected more positively by benefit congruity of ethical attributes. For products with lower degree of (...) physical contact, benefit congruity of ethical attributes still has a positive impact, but not for consumers who have strong price–quality beliefs. (shrink)
- Individual differences in Zhong-Yong tendency and processing capacity.Ting-Yun Chang &Cheng-Ta Yang -2014 -Frontiers in Psychology 5.
- Sexual Violence and Two Types of Moral Wrongs.Ting-An Lin -2024 -Hypatia 39 (2):215-234.Although the idea that sexual violence is a “structural” problem is not new, the lack of specification as to what that entails blocks effective responses to it. This paper illustrates the concept of sexual violence as structural in the sense of containing a type of moral wrong called “structural wrong” and discusses its practical implications. First, I introduce a distinction between two types of moral wrongs—interactional wrongs and structural wrongs—and I argue that the moral problem of sexual violence includes both (...) types, each of which calls for a different set of moral responses. Second, drawing on Iris Marion Young’s social connection model of responsibility, I argue that recognizing the structural-wrong element of sexual violence does not reduce individual perpetrators’ responsibility for it. Instead, it implies that a broader group of agents are required to join collective actions to reform the social structure. I conclude by evaluating some preventive programs against sexual violence through the lens of structural wrongs and providing directions to advance them. (shrink)
- Shi zai fa yuan li: di yi fa zhe xue chen si lu.Kong Fang -2007 - Beijing: Shang wu yin shu guan.本书分为一般原理篇和具体体现篇两篇,介绍了定律与法律、物化与法律、语言与法律、规则的本质、概念的概念、法律机构与法律推理、论刑法的不合理性等内容。.
- Politics of love: Love as a religious and political discourse in modern China through the lens of political leaders.Ting Guo -2020 -Critical Research on Religion 8 (1):39-52.As part of a larger project, this paper serves as an overview that examines how “ai” 愛 as an affective concept made its way into the Chinese vocabulary, how it gained popularity at specific junctures in modern Chinese history, and the ways in which it has been adapted as a marker of modernity and a political discourse in Republican and Communist China in distinct ways. Although literary scholars have noted the significance of the shaping of love as an affective concept (...) for the project of Chinese modernity, they mainly focus on the conceptions and interpretations of love in the literature, and with a time frame from late imperial to Maoist China. The few studies about love in post-Mao era usually attribute the sources of such affect to Christianity. My paper makes a fresh contribution in three aspects. First, I take a longer historical perspective, from the 1910s to the 2010s, and dedicate, secondly, a large part of my study to the decisive impact from revolutionary radicalism to popular religions on the formation of the discourse of state propaganda and everyday politics, rather than manifestations in the literature and sources from Christianity. Third, I study some of the most controversial political figures in modern China, including Sun Yat-sen, Mao Zedong, and Xi Jinping, rather than intellectuals and writers only. (shrink)No categories
- Design and Implementation of Intelligent Sports Training System for College Students' Mental Health Education.Ting Wang &Jinkyung Park -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.In order to solve the problems of poor physical fitness of college students and low efficiency of college sport venues' management, an intelligent sports management system based on deep learning technology is designed by using information technology and human-computer interaction under artificial intelligence. Based on the Browser/Server structure, the intelligent sports management system is constructed. The basic framework of Spring Cloud is used to integrate the framework and components of each part, and a distributed microservice system is built. The artificial (...) intelligence recommendation algorithm is used to analyze the user's age, body mass index, and physical health status, and recommend sports programs suitable for students, thus realizing the intelligent sports program recommendation function. At the same time, the recommendation algorithm is used to complete the course recommendation according to the students' preferences, teaching distance, opening time, course evaluation, and other indexes, and the course registration system is constructed; after the analysis of the entity and the relationship between the entities of the intelligent sports system, the database relational model of the system is designed with the entity relationship diagram. The results of the functional test show that the system can run well. In conclusion, the sports training environment instructional system based on artificial intelligence and deep learning technology can meet the teaching needs of colleges, improve the sports' quality for college students, and promote psychological education. (shrink)
- A Developing Problem in Science and Technology and Socialistic Ideology in Our Country [J].Zheng Yong-Ting -2004 -Modern Philosophy 2:003.
- Effect of Online Reviews and Crowd Cues on Restaurant Choice of Customer: Moderating Role of Gender and Perceived Crowding.Muhammad Asghar Ali,Ding HooiTing,Muhammad Ahmad-ur-Rahman,Shoukat Ali,Falik Shear &Muhammad Mazhar -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.This study is aimed to identify the relative effect of online review ratings and perceived crowding on purchase intentions of a consumer. Our study also investigated the contingent effect of gender and perceived crowding between the relationship of exogenous and endogenous variables. This study was conducted in the Malaysian restaurant industry. We applied the purposive sampling technique to identify respondents, the mall intercept survey method was used for data collection. Smart PLS software was applied for data analysis. This study demonstrates (...) through its results that online review ratings and perceived crowding have a positive effect on purchase intentions of a consumer. Moreover, if a consumer perceives crowding at a restaurant, this has a positive contingent effect on the relationship between review ratings and purchase intentions. This demonstrates that the consumer is more inclined to choose a restaurant with a high online review rating and has high perceived crowding at some unfamiliar place. Lastly, no evidence is found for the gender difference between review rating and purchase intentions; however, gender shows contingent effect and results confirmed that males preferred more crowded restaurants as compared to females. There are theoretical and practical implications for managers in the findings of this study. (shrink)
- Do Stock Investors Value Corporate Sustainability? Evidence from an Event Study.Adrian WaiKong Cheung -2011 -Journal of Business Ethics 99 (2):145-165.This paper analyzes the impacts of index inclusions and exclusions on corporate sustainable firms by studying a sample of US stocks that are added to or deleted from the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index over the period 2002-2008. The impacts are measured in terms of stock return, risk and liquidity. We cannot find any strong evidence that announcement per se has any significant impact on stock return and risk. However, on the day of change, index inclusion (exclusion) stocks experience a (...) significant but temporary increase (decrease) in stock return. Liquidity deteriorates after the announcement day and bounces back significantly near the day of change. Systematic risk shows little change after announcements. But, idiosyncratic risk is higher after announcements. The overall results support Harris and Eitan's (The Journal of Finance 41(4), 815-829, 1986) price pressure hypothesis, which posits that event announcement does not carry information and any shift in demand (and hence the corresponding price change and liquidity change) is temporary. (shrink)
- Artificial Intelligence in a Structurally Unjust Society.Ting-An Lin &Po-Hsuan Cameron Chen -2022 -Feminist Philosophy Quarterly 8 (3/4):Article 3.Increasing concerns have been raised regarding artificial intelligence (AI) bias, and in response, efforts have been made to pursue AI fairness. In this paper, we argue that the idea of structural injustice serves as a helpful framework for clarifying the ethical concerns surrounding AI bias—including the nature of its moral problem and the responsibility for addressing it—and reconceptualizing the approach to pursuing AI fairness. Using AI in healthcare as a case study, we argue that AI bias is a form of (...) structural injustice that exists when AI systems interact with other social factors to exacerbate existing social inequalities, making some groups of people more vulnerable to undeserved burdens while conferring unearned benefits to others. The goal of AI fairness, understood this way, is about pursuing a more just social structure with the development and usage of AI systems when appropriate. We further argue that all participating agents in the unjust social structure associated with AI bias bear a shared responsibility to join collective action with the goal of reforming the social structure, and we provide a list of practical recommendations for agents in various social positions to contribute to this collective action. (shrink)
- Academic Discourse of Chinese Philosophy and 21st Century China Studies—The Case of Confucian Views on War of Revenge.Ting-Mien Lee -2021 -Kritike 15 (3):64-80.
- Commentary: The dynamics of foreign language enjoyment: An ecological momentary assessment.Ting Hu &Huan Mei -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.
- Cong "fei ben ti" dao "xin xing ben ti": wei shi xue zhong zi shuo zai Zhongguo fo xue zhong de zhuan xiang = From non-ontology to mind ontology: on bija theory's transformation in Chinese buddhism.Ting Shen -2016 - Wuhan: Wuhan da xue chu ban she.唯识学种子说通过在微分、刹那层面探讨深层心识的构造活动和存在的本质，论证了佛教缘起性空的非本体立场，属于一种“非本体”的本体诠释。但是，由于受到中国固有思维的影响，中国佛学不再侧重强调法性即空性的“非 本体”立场，而是把法性和心性主体结合起来，倾向于设立一种“实体化”的本体，形成了“心性本体论”。由非本体的本体诠释逐渐转向心性本体的本体诠释是印度唯识学在心识哲学层面中国化的基本趋势。.
- Geometric effects on the mechanical strengths of strong nanocrystalline rhodium sub-micron structures.Ting Y. Tsui,Zeinab Jahed,R. D. Evans &Michael J. Burek -2015 -Philosophical Magazine 95 (16-18):1751-1765.No categories
- How to Choose Normative Concepts.Ting Cho Lau -2024 -Analytic Philosophy 65 (2):145-161.Matti Eklund (2017) has argued that ardent realists face a serious dilemma. Ardent realists believe that there is a mind-independent fact as to which normative concepts we are to use. Eklund claims that the ardent realist cannot explain why this is so without plumping in favor of their own normative concepts or changing the topic. The paper first advances the discussion by clarifying two ways of understanding the question of which normative concepts to choose: a theoretical question about which concepts (...) have the abstract property of being normatively privileged and a further practical question of which concepts we are to choose even granting some concepts are thus privileged. I argue that the ardent realist’s best bet for answering the theoretical question while avoiding Eklund’s dilemma is to provide a real definition of this property. I point out the difficulties for providing such a definition. I then argue that even with an answer to the theoretical question, the ardent realist faces a further dilemma in answering the practical question. In sum, though I see no knock-down argument against ardent realism, it may nonetheless die a death by a thousand cuts. I close by considering a deeper reason for why ardent realism is so difficult to defend: every argument starts somewhere. It is unclear how there can be an Archimedean point that makes no reference to any normative concepts that can nonetheless be employed to convince everyone to adopt ours. I then briefly propose two options for someone still inclined towards realism: (i) accept that our normative concepts are normatively privileged without attempting to explain why this is so, or (ii) be less ardent and accept a perspective-dependent account of normativity. (shrink)
- Mental Capacity in Relationship: Decision-Making, Dialogue, and Autonomy.CamilliaKong -2017 - Cambridge University Press.Recent legal developments challenge how valid the concept of mental capacity is in determining whether individuals with impairments can make decisions about their care and treatment.Kong defends a concept of mental capacity but argues that such assessments must consider how relationships and dialogue can enable or disable the decision-making abilities of these individuals. This is thoroughly investigated using an interdisciplinary approach that combines philosophy and legal analysis of the law in England and Wales, the European Court of Human (...) Rights, and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. By exploring key concepts underlying mental capacity, the investigation concludes that both primary relationships and capacity assessments themselves must display key competencies to ensure that autonomy skills are promoted and encouraged. This ultimately provides scope for justifiable interventions into disabling relationships and articulates the dialogical practices that help better situate, interpret, and understand the choices and actions of individuals with impairments. (shrink)
- Comparative Study of Western and Chinese Concepts of Civilization.Caroline PiresTing -2024 -Anais de Filosofia Clássica 17 (34):1-16.he study revisits "civilization" in the context of globalization, analyzing its applicability and potential to mask cultural differences. It specifically contrasts the Western n o t i o n , a n c h o r e d i n c i t i z e n s h i p a n d environmental mastery, with the ancient Chinese "wenming" that signifies enlightenment and social harmony. "Civilization" stresses progress of science and technology, along with the process of globalization. "Wenming" (...) draws from the Book of Chamges' principles, stressing the importance of ritual propriety and family over individualism, and "hé ér bù tóng" or "harmony without uniformity." This perspective promotes unity while respecting individuality. The research suggests that integrating ancient Chinese philosophy could enhance global cooperation by acknowledging the depth of cultural heritage and the importance of diverse societal values. (shrink)No categories
- Aesthetic Normies and Aesthetic Communities.Ting Cho Lau -2024 -Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 82 (4):407-417.Although there has been significant work on aesthetic snobbery and its ethical implications, much less work has been done on the aesthetic normie (normie for short). The normie is someone who primarily engages with popular aesthetic items. I argue that the normie is motivated by a drive towards sociality to connect with others and to rely on them given limited resources and time. I argue that the normie who is motivated by this drive will limit their aesthetic range and depth. (...) This makes it harder for them to access new aesthetic experiences, distorts their ability to accurately appraise others, and makes it harder for them to connect with others. Nonetheless, I argue that we can achieve the goods of sociality by being aesthetically open. Expanding our willingness to engage with new aesthetic items and to develop and share more informed aesthetic judgments allows us to access more aesthetic values, appraise each other more accurately, and form valuable aesthetic communities. (shrink)
- Aesthetic Normies and Aesthetic Communities.Ting Cho Lau -2024 -Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (N/A):1-10.Although there has been significant work on aesthetic snobbery and its ethical implications, much less work has been done on the aesthetic normie (normie for short). The normie is someone who primarily engages with popular aesthetic items. I argue that the normie is motivated by a drive towards sociality to connect with others and to rely on them given limited resources and time. I argue that the normie who is motivated by this drive will limit their aesthetic range and depth. (...) This makes it harder for them to access new aesthetic experiences, distorts their ability to accurately appraise others, and makes it harder for them to connect with others. Nonetheless, I argue that we can achieve the goods of sociality by being aesthetically open. Expanding our willingness to engage with new aesthetic items and to develop and share more informed aesthetic judgments allows us to access more aesthetic values, appraise each other more accurately, and form valuable aesthetic communities. (shrink)
- Étude comparative entre l'Orient et l'Occident sur le temps dans l’antiquité et l’esthétique du paysage.Caroline PiresTing -2024 -Anais de Filosofia Clássica 17 (33):116-129.L’article explore les liens entre l’impermanence, la pensée bouddhique et taoïste, et l’esthétique Wabi-Sabi, en soulignant le concept unificateur du mouvement et son rôle dans l’illustration de la fluidité et de la transformation de la vie. L’analyse porte sur la manière dont le mouvement fonctionne comme un principe unificateur, mettant en évidence la fluidité, la transformation et la croissance qui caractérisent l’existence. Cette perspective s’appuie sur les principes taoïstes et bouddhistes, qui insistent sur l’acceptation de la réalité dans sa forme (...) la plus authentique et le détachement des attaches matérielles—révélant ainsi la beauté de l’imperfection et de la simplicité. En adoptant ce point de vue, nous sommes incités à nous engager pleinement dans notre environnement, à valoriser le caractère transitoire de chaque instant et à accueillir le changement comme une s o u r c e d e transformation. (shrink)No categories
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