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Dao and qi in the Yijing : Chinese cosmotechnology and its implications for a different ecology
Rošker, Jana S.
In this paper, I will elucidate the basic structure of the correlative and complementary relationship between dao and qi in the Yijing. This relationship not only causes misinterpretations of the ...term “metaphysics” in the Sinophone world, but also has important—and very topical—implications for contemporary interpretations of the philosophical paradigms of technology in Chinese culture. In environmental studies, technology (including the basic human attitude toward it) is pivotal. In this article, I will focus on questions concerning cosmotechnology in China. In this context, I present a theory by the Hong Kong scholar Yuk Hui whose book on “Chinese cosmotechnics” has been immensely influential in Western academia working on philosophy of technology. In the conclusion, I will show how and why the structure of the relation between dao and qi is different from the relation between technê and arête in the ancient Greek philosophy, and why it can be seen as a different kind of an ecological standpoint.
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