Edited by Michael Barnhart - Contributions by Stephen C. Angle; Michael Barnhart; Carl B. Becker; Purushottama ...

Part 1 Introduction Part 2 Ethics in Comparative Context Chapter 3 Self-Fulfillment Through Selflessness: The Moral Teachings of the Daode Jing Chapter 4 Ethical Insights from Chu Hsi Chapter 5 Concrete Ethics in Comparative Perspective: Zhuangzi Meets William James Chapter 6 Preparing for Something that Never Happens: The Means/Ends Problem in Modern Culture Part 7 Ethics in Cultural Context-Variety or Relativism? Chapter 8 Pluralism in Practice: Incommensurability and Constraints on Change in Ethical Discourses Chapter 9 The Moral Interpretation of Culture Part 10 Ethics in a Diverse World of Conflict-Gender, Law, and Medicine Chapter 11 Ethics in the Female Voice: Murasaki Shikibu and the Framing of Ethics in Japan Chapter 12 The Enlightenment Paradigm of Native Right and Forged Hybridity of Cultural Rights in British India Chapter 13 Suicide, Assisted Suicide, and Euthanasia: A Buddhist Perspective Chapter 14 In Extremis: Abortion, Suicide, and Death from a Buddhist Perspective Chapter 15 Good Clinical Practice? Can East Asia Accommodate Western Standards?