Philosophical questions of right and law: West-East

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Guido Rappe explores the intersection of life-nourishment and ethics through Kaibara Ekiken's Yojokun, presenting a synthesis of knowledge and practice from a cross-cultural perspective. Maren Borggräfe discusses the creation of intercultural corporate cultures, emphasizing the importance of actions in shaping organizational culture. Konrad Wegmann delves into legal philosophy, examining questions that bridge Western and Eastern thought, while also addressing philosophical inquiries regarding rights and law across cultures. Wolfgang Ommerborn analyzes the concepts of rulership in the political theories of Plato and Neo-Confucianism, highlighting the philosophical foundations of leadership. Rappe further compares ancient Greek and Chinese ethics, shedding light on their similarities and differences. Martin Woesler investigates the cultural dynamics between China and Germany, offering insights into their respective cultural frameworks. Additionally, Woesler proposes a new model of cross-cultural communication, critically reviewing and integrating various foundational models to enhance understanding in intercultural interactions. Each work contributes to a broader understanding of cultural exchange and philosophical discourse in a global context.