Comprehensive Harmony
e-Journal for

Comparative Philosophy and Culture

Vol. I, No.4, Winter, 2004

Articles & Essays

• Aesthetic Quality and Ordered Conflict, Lewis E. Hahn [Chinese Version ]

• Process, Interaction, and the Human Situation: A Humanistic Approach to the I-Ching, Joseph S. Wu

• The Identicalness between the DNA Replication Seuence and the Hexagram Progression Sequence in I-Ching, Tsung-I Dow

• The Challenge of Buddho-Taoist Metaphysics in East-West Dialogue, Kenneth K. Inada

• Chinese Philosophy's Resonance with Post-Modern Science: Chan Insight on Emptiness from Master Hui-neng, Sandra A. Wawrytko

• Is the World Also Brahman according to Sankara, Srinivasa Rao

• Hiroshima: A New Raison d'Etre, Sanroku Yoshida

• Confucius and Frankl: Human-ness (Jen), Sunnie D. Kidd & James W. Kidd

• Vedanta and the Emergence of a Revisionary Postmodern Worldview, David M. Brookman

• Taoism and Wittgenstein, Aimin Shen

• Have the Chinese People no Paideia as Real Culture? -- theWerner Jaeger Thesis revisited, Suncrates & James W. Kidd

Art & Book Reviews

• The Realm of the Spirit: the Works of Victoria Yau, Reviewer: D. F. Colman

• Peggy Thayer, The Experience of Being Creative as a Spiritual Practice: A Hermeneutic-Phenomenological Study, Reviewer: James W. Kidd

• Who Is Bao-Xiang?  Reviewer: David D. Kuo

• Authenticity is Beauty, Peter S. Chiao (Tr. Suncrates) [Chinese Version]