Dr. Henry Rosemont, Jr.

Presents

“Are Human Rights Fully Human? A Confucian Meditation”

A Guest Lecture and Discussion

Date: Monday, May 2nd, 2005

Time: 15:40-17:10

Place: Main Building, Room 225

Henry Rosemont, Jr. holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Washington (1967) and pursued post-doctoral studies in Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1967–71).  He is the author of A Chinese Mirror (1991), Rationality and Religious Experience (2001), Radical Confucianism (forthcoming), and has edited and/or translated seven other books, including Explorations in Early Chinese Cosmology (1984), Leibniz: Writings on China (with D. J. Cook; 1994), and The Analects of Confucius: A Philosophical Translation (with Roger T. Ames; 1998).  He also has over sixty articles and reviews in anthologies and scholarly journals, has received numerous fellowships and awards, and has lectured to many international audiences.  He is currently the George B. and Wilma Reeves Distinguished Professor of the Liberal Arts Emeritus at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, and is Senior Consulting Professor at Fudan University in China.