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倪梁康,1956年生,江苏南京人。德国弗莱堡大学哲学博士,中山大学哲学系教授、博士生导师,中山大学人文学院院长。曹先后在德si卡塞巾大学交流研究中心做博士后研B究,在德国乌珀塔尔大学哲学系做客座教授:学术研究主要侧重于近现代西方哲学尤其是其中的意识现象学传统。近年来研究和关注的学术领域逐渐扩展到中西方思想史上的各个最主要的意识哲学(包括心智哲学、心学、唯识学、心理学等等)。主要学术论著有《现象学及其效应一胡塞尔与当代德国哲学》、《胡塞尔现象学中的存在信仰》、《胡塞尔现象学概念通释》、《自识与反思——近现代西方哲学的基本问题》、《现象学的始基——对胡塞尔〈逻辑研究〉的理解与思考》、《意识的向度——以胡塞尔为轴心的现象学问题研究》、《面对意识的实事——现象学、佛学、儒学》、《心的秩序—种现象学心学研究的可能性》等。此外还有学术译著《逻辑研究》、《内时间意识现象学》、《伦理学中的形式主义与质料的价值伦理学》、《道德意识现象学——情感道德篇》。
Ni Liangkang, born in 1956, Nanjing, Jiangsu. PhD, University of Freiburg, Germany, professor of philosophy at Sun Yat-sen University, doctoral supervisor, dean of Humanities School of Sun Yat-Sen University. Cao successively worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Communication Research Center of Universitat de Sycamore University and was a visiting professor at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Wuppertal in Germany. Academic research mainly focuses on the modern western philosophy, especially the phenomenological tradition of consciousness. In recent years, the academic field of research and attention has gradually expanded to the most important philosophy of consciousness (including philosophy of mind, psychology, consciousness learning, psychology, etc.) in the history of thought in China and the West. The main academic works are: “Phenomenology and its Effect - Husserl and Contemporary German Philosophy”, “Existence Faith in Husserl’s Phenomenology”, “Interpretation of Husserl’s Phenomenology Concept”, “Self-awareness and Reflection - The Basic Problems of Modern Western Philosophy ”,“ The Beginning of Phenomenology - Understanding and Thinking of Husserl’s ”Logical Research“, ”The Orientation of Consciousness - A Study of Phenomenological Issues with Husserl as the Axis “,” Real Things in Consciousness - Phenomenology, Buddhism and Confucianism “,” Order of the Heart - Possibilities of Studying Phenomenological Psychology “and so on. In addition, academic translation of ”logical research“, ”time consciousness phenomenology“, ”ethics of formalism and material value ethics“, ”moral consciousness phenomenology - emotional moral chapter."