A New Humanism

Preface
Editors' Note
PART I: ART, LITERATURE, AND EDUCATION
Creative Life (Institut de France, 1989)
The Kemalist Revolution: A Model (Ankara University, 1992)
A Matter of the Heart (Peking University, 1990)
Beyond the Profit Motive (University of the Philippines, 1991)
The Flight of Creativity (University of Bologna, 1994)
The Magnificent Cosmos (Moscow State University, 1994)
Thoughts on Education for Global Citizenship (Columbia University, 1996)
Building a Great Spiritual Bridge to the New Century (University of Havana, 1996)

PART II: DIMENSIONS OF CULTURE
A New Road to East-West Cultural Exchange (Moscow State University, 1975)
The Mexican Poetic Spirit (University of Guadalajara, 1981)
A Harmonious Blend of Cultures (Saint Kliment Ohridsky University of Sofia, 1981)
Crossroads of Civilization (University of Bucharest, 1983)
A New Global Awareness (University of Macau, 1991)
The Making of History (Fudan University, 1984)
Surmounting Darkness and the Faustian Agony (Ateneo de Santander, 1995)
PART III: RELIGION AND OUR TIME
A Godless Civilization (Peking University, 1980)
The Enduring Self (University of California at Los Angeles, 1974)
Gandhism and the Modern World (National Museum of India, 1992)
An Ethos of Symbiosis (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 1992)
Mahayana Buddhism and Twenty-first Century Civilization (Harvard University, 1993)
Homage to the Sagarmatha of Humanism (Tribhuvan University, 1995)
PART IV: THE IMPERATIVE OF PEACE
Radicalism Reconsidered (Claremont McKenna College, 1993)
An Infinite Horizon (Shenzhen University, 1994)
A Garden of Imagination (Brazilian Academy of Letters, 1993)
Globalism and Nationalism (University of Buenos Aires, 1990)
The Age of Soft Power (Harvard University, 1991)
Peace and Human Security (East-West Center in Hawaii, 1995)
Makiguchi's Lifelong Pursuit of Justice and Humane Values (Simon Wiesenthal Center, 1996)
Glossary
Index