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Mitteilungsblatt DEUTSCHE CHINA-GESELLSCHAFT 57 (2014)

Pages: 141

Height / Width / Weight: 600 g

Product Form: Paperback

ISBN: 978-3-932329-80-7

Published: 2015

Price: €18.00 Order Book

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This edition deals with studies and reflections on the theme "Chinese Way". 'Western' and 'Chinese' 'values' or culture and politics; Is China on the way to becoming a world power? An interim assessment (Hanspeter Hellbeck); The paradoxical dilemma of freedom of research in China (Martin Woesler); "CHINESE WAY"? "CHINESE DREAM"?; Three statements on the idea of a "Chinese way" (Gregor Paul); [further topi

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This edition deals with studies and reflections on the theme "Chinese Way" 'Western' and 'Chinese' 'values' or culture and politics; Is China on the way to world power? An interim assessment (Hanspeter Hellbeck); The paradoxical dilemma of freedom of research in China (Martin Woesler); "CHINESE WAY"? "CHINESE DREAM"?; Three statements on the idea of a "Chinese way" (Gregor Paul); [further topics: China's "third way" from the perspective of the order of life sciences (Ole Döring); Culture theses on moral human rights in ancient China and for China's current path (Hans Lenk); Mencian concrete humanity also for the new China? (Hans Lenk); Confucianism as a threat to the power of the CCP? What risks do the "Chinese Characteristics" hold in the concept of "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics"? (Wolfgang Ommerborn); China's maritime ambitions (Michael Paul); Chinese philosophy in the German Enlightenment: Religion and state in Leibniz, Wolff and Bilfinger and their significance for China today (Hans Poser); Notes on the "Chinese way" (Helmolt Vittinghoff); The Chinese path with democratic milestones (Thomas Weyrauch); The "Chinese path" from inner-Chinese and global perspective (Martin Woesler); CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA ON THE THEME "CHINESE PATH" (Edited and published by Martin Woesler); Fan Chou: Away with the false concepts! Long live human culture. Two essays on Taiwan's democracy (Translated by Peter Busch); Hellas and China – China's "western" cultural contacts via the Silk Roads in the mirror of early Central Asian research (Michael Knüppel); Drapery and halo in Chinese and Japanese Buddhist art (Gregor Paul); East Asian journeys (Hugo Weigold); Snapshots: Cultural policy with Confucius and Xuanzang (Gregor Paul)]

Author Description

During his lifetime, Paul Stratmann confided to his wife that he wanted to use his diary notes from his captivity. His oral accounts at that time were detailed and interesting and suggested that these three years were bearable for him given the circumstances. When their two sons were old enough for their parents to take them on longer trips, they visited these places of involuntary stay several times and were always received with great warmth. After Paul Stratmann's death, his widow went through his estate and came across the records written in neat, clear handwriting. To her shock, she realized that she had not known a part of her husband's life, especially his spiritual and inner attitude with which he had survived this time. She also found drawings of great significance and soulful subtlety that were created during these three years. She hopes that by publishing the records and drawings, she can contribute a small part to helping people understand each other better and learn to abhor war.