Cross-cultural explorations in the emotions: the case of shame in Aristotle and Xunzi

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• Jingyi Jenny Zhao (Cambridge)
• Friday 11 February 2022, 14:00-15:00
• Audit Room, King's College and online.

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Jenny Zhao is a research fellow at the Needham Institute specialising in ancient philosophy, comparative studies of ancient Greece and early China and the reception of Greco-Roman classics in China. Topics of particular interest include shame and the emotions, human nature and moral education, as well as representations of infancy and childhood in philosophical works.

Join us to hear more about cross-cultural explorations of emotions in the ancient world.

This talk is part of the King's Silk Roads series.

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