Western Michigan University News Report
by Margaret von Steinen
April 7, 2011
Harvard’s Dr. Tu Weiming will present “An Interreligious Perspective on Confucian Humanism,” at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 18, in the Fetzer Center’s Putney Auditorium at Western Michigan University. The lecture is open to the public free of charge.
Tu is chair professor of Chinese history and philosophy at Harvard University and Distinguished Lifetime Professor of Philosophy at Peking University. He will present Confucianism as a spiritual humanism that seeks to integrate self, community, nature, and Heaven into a coherent ecumenical vision for human flourishing. He believes Confucian humanism in the 21st century can play a significant role as a mediating theory and practice in the dialogue among world religions.
The lecture will be sponsored by the Timothy Light Center for Chinese Studies. For more information, write to hige-lightcenter@wmich.edu.据西密歇根大学新闻报道
2011年4月7日
哈佛大学杜维明博士将于4月18日星期一下午5:30出席题为“从跨宗教的角度看儒家人文主义”的讲座。该讲座在密歇根大学费策尔中心的帕特尼礼堂举行，免费向公众开放。
杜教授提出作为一种精神人文主义，儒教旨在融自我、社区、自然、天道为一体，以达人类繁荣之境界。他认为21世纪的儒家人文主义作为中介理论和实践在世界宗教之间的对话中能够发挥重要作用。
本次讲座将由 Timothy Light 汉学研究中心赞助。欲知详情请电邮：hige-lightcenter@wmich.edu.
记者：玛格丽特•冯•施泰南
