本次世界哲学大会第三次专题会议的主题非常明确。其中出现的“人类的统一”这个词使我想到两种不可分割但具有潜在矛盾的关联,它们在迟来的意义上使得我此刻在大家面前谈论“全球性与普遍性”这个话题显得有点愚蠢。我个人的动机是颠覆性的:我并不是说没有一种适合于“人类统一”的普遍伦理学;在我看来,问题恰恰在于这样的普遍伦理学太多了,它们相互抨击,指责对方过于轻 The theme of the third special session of the World Philosophy Congress is very clear. The emergence of the word “human unity” reminds me of two indivisible but potentially contradictory associations that, in the belated sense, cause me to talk about “global and universal” at the moment The topic seems a bit silly. My personal motivation is disruptive: I am not saying that there is no universal ethics appropriate to “human unity.” The problem, in my opinion, lies in the fact that there is so much universal ethics that they attack each other, Accused each other too light