Friedrich Wallner (Vienna, Austria)§Constructivism without a Constructor§How Constructive Realism Overcomes the Traditional Problems§of Philosophy of Science§9§Vincent Shen (Toronto, Canada)§Urban Life-world Manifesting the Dao§As Inspired by Constructive Realism, Phenomenology§and Chinese Philosophy§27§Hugo Renato Ochoa Disselkoen (Valparaíso, Chile)§Konstruktiver Realismus§47§Nicole Holzenthal (Oviedo, Spain)§Culturally different Presuppositions of Ethics and Moral doctrines§Islam and the West§57§Gerhard Klünger (Vienna, Austria)§Epistemology and Freedom of Thinking§77§Leonardo Chiatti (Rome, Italy)§Niels Bohr and 20th Century Biology: A Strangification Case?§95§Fengli Lan (San Diego, USA) and Friedrich G. Wallner (Vienna, Austria)§How to Translate Classical Chinese Medical Texts§Enlightenments of Translating Buddhist Scriptures into Chinese§113§Ephraim Ferreira Medeiros (São Paulo, Brazil)§and Fengli Lan (San Diego, USA)§The Nine Types of Acupuncture Needles§Metaphors and Constructive Realism§141§Gertrude Kubiena (Vienna, Austria)§Strangification - an Indispensable Instrument for Practicing TCM§171§Andrea - Mercedes Riegel (Heidelberg, Germany)§Qijing bamai - The Eight Extraordinary Vessels§A concept of Chinese Medicine based on the Yiing§177§Barbara Huppmann (Vienna, Austria)§No freedom without relationship.§A Psycho - Text Puzzle (PTP), with fictional theological literature§and a therapeutic text from Carl Rogers.§199§On the Authors§215