Towards a Philosophy of Cosmic Life

David Bartosch (Germany) is an internationally recognized expert in Chinese, German, and other philosophical traditions. He specializes in transcultural comparative philosophy and has applied this knowledge to the fields of intercultural relations and ecological thought. He is a distinguished research fellow at Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai.  Attila Grandpierre (Hungary) is an internationally renowned solar astronomer, quantum physicist, biologist, cultural historian, musician, and poet. He was a senior research fellow at the Konkoly Observatory for many decades. At present he is the director of the Hungarian Ecological Civilization Research Institute and the research president of the Budapest Centre for Long-Term Sustainability.   Bei Peng (China) is a musicologist, philosopher, and translator who is at home in both Eastern and Western cultures. After a long stay in Germany, she is now working in China at Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai. In her work, Peng uses music theory to develop a universal understanding of human existence on an aesthetic level.

• Introduction.- Cosmic Life.- Admitting Our Inalienable Links with the Cosmos.- The Cosmic Life Instinct Points the Way to a Healthy Ecological Civilization.- Holographic Philosophy as a Philosophical Basis of Cosmic Life Theory.