New Perspectives on Human Dignity in Asia

Introduction, Brett G. Scharffs, Hannah Clayson Smith, and Emily H. Butler; 1. Human Dignity and Asian Values: Ideological Foundations, Ethical Principles, and Legal Practices, Do Lan Hien; 2. Perspectives on Human Dignity in Bangladesh, Ismat Jahan; 3. Buddhism and Human Dignity, Hoang Thi Lan; 4. Chinese Conceptions of Dignity and Rights, Paul Marshall; 5. Chinese Perspectives on Human Dignity: Insights from Chinese Scholars' Studies, Pinghua Sun; 6. Human Dignity in the Chinese Constitution, Songfeng Li; 7. Human Dignity and Political Natural Law, Qianfan Zhang; 8. The Universality of Human Dignity and Human Rights: An Indonesian Experience, Maruarar Siahaan; 9. Are There Notions of Human Dignity in Japanese Religions? An Inquiry into Folk Religion, Buddhism, and Christianity, Martin Repp; 10. Japanese Dignity from the Perspective of Spirituality, Naoki Kashio; 11. Choe Je-u's Religious Experience and the Rise of Human Dignity: Consciousness in the Eastern Learning of Korea, Chae Young Kim; 12. The One Mind of Seon Master Daehaeng in the Era of Post Humans, Hyeyou Sunim; 13. The Human Dignity of Women Pastors in the Korean Church, Youngsu Kim; 14. Upholding Human Dignity for Peaceful Coexistence and Social Harmony: A Conversation between Muslims and Non-Muslims on Principles and Prerequisites in Malaysian Society, Eugene Yapp; 15. Human Dignity: An Islamic and Malaysian Perspective, Mohamed Azam Mohamed Adil; 16. The Basis of Women's Dignity: A Vietnamese Perspective, Chi Tran-Phuong and Anh Nguyen-The; 17. A History of Human Dignity in Vietnam, Do Quang Hung; 18. Human Dignity: Some Fundamental Issues from the Vietnamese Legal Perspective, Pham Quoc Thanh; 19. Human Dignity Within Bali Hinduism: Local, National, and Global Perspectives, I Ketut Ardhana, Ni Wayan Radita Novi Puspitasari, and Ni Made Putri Ariyanti.