Hans-Georg Moeller, professor at Macau University was professor at Toronto University and before at Dublin University. He is specialist in Taoist philosophy and litterature and has written numerous books and articles on that subject, for example Daoism Explained, 2004; moreover he is well-known for several books on Niklas Luhmann as Luhmann Explained - from Souls to Systems, 2006; The Radical Luhmann 2011;  The Moral Fool - a Case for Amorality 2009.

Paul d'Ambrosio and Hans-Georg Moeller have recently published Genuine Pretending - the Philosophy of the Zuangzhi 2017. Paul d'Ambrosio, originally from Ireland, has published a great range of books on Chinese philosophy, several from perspectives of European philosophy from existentialism and Hegel to Michael Sandel. Moeller and Ambrosio both defend the radical if not deconstructive philosophy of Zuangzhi against more traditionalist Confucian views.

13.00-15.00: Welcome by EPCOT and presentation by Moeller and Ambrosio

15.00-15.30: Coffee

15.30-17.00: General Discussion and further comments by Gorm Harste