Can Chinese Harmonism Help Reconcile the Clash of Civilizations?

Process Studies 50 (2):270-275 (2021)
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This short article discusses the Chinese concept of harmonism as developed in a book by Zhihe Wang titled Process and Pluralism: Chinese Thought on the Harmony of Diversity. This book develops themes in Whitehead's philosophy as they illuminate the concept of harmonism and constructive postmodernism.

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