Gongsheng Across Contexts

<p>Part I: Introduction.- Chapter 1: What Intellectual Shift Do We Need in a Time of Planetary Risks? Inspirations from Symbiosis in Life Sciences and the Notion of Gongsheng/Kyōsei.- Chapter 2: The Re-engineering of Gongsheng: On the Methodology of this Volume and its Philosophical Implications.- Part II: Gongsheng/Kyōsei in Classical Philosophies.- Chapter 3: Introduction on the Ethical “Doctrine of Gongsheng” based on Song-Ming Confucianism’s “Unity of Consummate Persons and Things”.- Chapter 4: The Concept of Gongsheng in Daoist Philosophy: Examples from Laozi and Zhuangzi.- Chapter 5: “If Humans are Free of Disease, then Tian is Free of Disease” – Ecological Civilization and the Daoist Concept of Gongsheng.- Chapter 6: Co-dependent Origination and the Doctrine of Gongsheng: A Buddhist Perspective on The Harmony of Humanity, Nature, and Civilizations.- Chapter 7: The Gap of Wen and the Edge of Chaos: From the Conundrum of Kyōsei to the “Cosmic Hope”.- Part III: Gongsheng in Contemporary Contexts.- Chapter 8: How to Understand Symbiosis? – The Conflict and Integration of Two Pictures of Life .- Chapter 9: The Microbiome is Redefining What it Means to be Human.- Chapter 10: Gongsheng in Ecological Anthropology.- Chapter 11: Yaoshi Tongyuan: The Symbiotic Practice in Traditional Medicines.- Chapter 12: The Gongsheng School of International Relations: China's Experience.- Part IV: Resonance.- Chapter 13: Origins and Theoretical Foundations of Convivialism.- Chapter 14: Ontology, Conviviality and Symbiosis or: Are there Gifts of Nature?</p><p></p>