Titlebook: Gongsheng Across Contexts; A Philosophy of Co-B Bing Song,Yiwen Zhan Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2024

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The Gap of , and the Edge of Chaos: From the Conundrum of , to the “Cosmic Hope”een echoed in the Japanese intellectual sphere, this chapter discusses how we should elaborate on this concept in our current planetary crises. Although symbiosis is a fact for all living creatures, human desire is inevitably incompatible with it. To solve the contradiction, Tan Sitong, a Chinese ph

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How to Understand Symbiosis?: The Conflict and Integration of Two Pictures of Lifebeen in conflict, and biologists have adopted two approaches. Mainstream European and American evolutionary biologists have chosen to avoid the issue of biological symbiosis in their practical work, while certain scientists concerned with microbes and symbiosis have tried to challenge the orthodox D

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The Microbiome Is Redefining What It Means to be Humann human health, such as immune regulation, organ development, and neurotransmitter production. The chapter also examines gut microbiota‘s unique attributes, including independent reproduction, non-genetic inheritance, and formation influenced by social interactions. These factors challenge the tradi

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in Ecological Anthropologyonment. Environmental determinism, cultural ecology, and neofunctionalism reveal different views of .. Currently, the idea and paradigm that humans live in a state of . with nature and that human society and the environment influence each other to create complex systems is widely recognized by ecolo

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The , School of International Relations: China’s Experiencenational relations (IR) community, so much so that it has become a school of thought. Looking at the recent developments, the . school of Chinese IR is still growing and taking shape. This chapter seeks to summarize the use of the . concept in China‘s IR studies and the progress of . theory in the p

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Origins and Theoretical Foundations of Convivialismerving them (.). It is their heir. But its other main source, beyond the sociological tradition, is the anti-utilitarianism and gift paradigm developed over the past forty years by . (Anti-Utilitarian Movement in Social Science), named after the anthropologist Marcel Mauss, author of the Essay on th