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第五讲：规范的多重意蕴:儒家礼制与西方法律体系的比较哲学阐释

Lecture Five：The different meanings of the norm in the Confucian system of rites and the Western system of law

Speaker主讲人：

Alexis Lavis 杨一心

Moderator主持人：

Li Jifen 李记芬

Date日期:

10.14, 2025

Time时间：

10:00-11:30 am

Place地点：

Room 301, Lide Building 立德楼301

About the speaker:

Alexis Y. Lavis (杨一心) is presently Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy in Renmin University of China. He was previously lecturer in philosophy and Asian studies in Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po); lecturer in History of Philosophy and Comparative Philosophy in University of Normandy. His research interests cover Indian and Chinese Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism, History of Western Philosophy, Phenomenology and Compared Linguistics. He is editorial director of collection “Asian Studies” (Cerf Publishing House), Program Director at the Collège International de Philosophie (CIPh), member/researcher of the Husserl Archives-Paris of the French Asian Society, and of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP).

Abstract:

After working for a long time on the properly poetic form of ritual action, based on Chinese ritualist treatises as well as Indian and Greco-Latin ones, my reading of the Liji 禮記 and Confucian thinkers now directs me to the question of the norms or of normativity. However, I soon realized the profound difference between the rules as understood in Chinese ritualism and the rules as conceived in Western, essentially Roman-inspired juridism (i.e. Western Legalism). It's a first attempt at clarification that I'd like to present here.

主办单位：中国人民大学哲学院；当代中国哲学发展研究中心

海报、排版：张梓墨

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