Fragen der Rechtsphilosophie zwischen West und Ost

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Guido Rappe explores the synthesis of knowledge and practice in a cross-cultural context, focusing on Life–Nourishment and Ethics through Kaibara Ekiken's Yojokun. Maren Borggräfe discusses the creation of intercultural corporate cultures, emphasizing the importance of actions in shaping culture. Konrad Wegmann addresses philosophical questions of law and rights from a West-East perspective, examining the intersections and divergences in thought. Wolfgang Ommerborn analyzes the concept of rulership in the political theories of Plato and Neo-Confucianism, highlighting the philosophical foundations of leadership. Rappe also compares ancient Greek and Chinese ethics, shedding light on their similarities and differences. Martin Woesler delves into the cultural comparisons between China and Germany, providing insights into their distinct cultural frameworks. Additionally, Woesler proposes a new model of cross-cultural communication, critically reviewing and integrating foundational theories from various scholars, including Perlmutter and Hofstede, while advancing the discourse on social constructivism. Each work contributes to a deeper understanding of intercultural dynamics and ethical considerations in diverse contexts.