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| Zusammenfassung: | The main purpose of this book is to offer to philosophers and students abroad who show a great interest in Japanese philosophy and the philosophy of the Kyoto school major texts of the leading philosophers. This interest has surely developed out of a desire to obtain from the thought of these philosophers, who stood within the interstice between East and West, a clue to reassessing the issues of philosophy from the ground up or to drawing new creative possibilities.The present condition seems to be, however, that the material made available to further realize this kind of intellectual dialogue is far too scarce. This book is intended to be of some help in this regard.The book presents selected texts of representative philosophers of the Kyoto school such as Nishida Kitaro, Tanabe Hajime, Miki Kiyoshi, Nishitani Keiji, and others who best illustrate the characteristics of this school, and works that together portray its image as a whole. Those who are interested in Japanese philosophy or specifically the philosophy of the Kyoto School can survey a comprehensive representation from this book.These texts are, of course, quite difficult and cannot be well understood without sufficient preliminary knowledge. Expository essays have therefore been included after each text to provide guidance. In each of these commentaries a scholar of our time with deep understanding of the philosopher in question has provided an account of his life, intellectual journey, and the significance of the text included here.From this book will emerge a new dialogue of ideas that in turn will engender new developments in philosophy, thereby further expanding the network of philosophical thought worldwide |
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Contents
Part I Nishida Kitaro
1 Place (1) mm (1)1. 3
Nishida Kitaro
2 The Scope of Nishida Kitaro’s Theory of Place
. 13
Fujita Masakatsu
Part II Tanabe Hajime
3 Clarifying the Meaning of the Logic of Species (1, 4)
H)]. 25
Tanabe Hajime
4 What Does Absolute Negation Differentiate?
. 43
Nakaoka Narifiimi
Part III Miki Kiyoshi
5 The Logic of Imagination (Preface, Chapter 1 “Myth” 1)
[riS*©lralJ (JT^ M—M r#|gj —)]. 57
Miki Kiyoshi
6 The Philosophy of Miki Kiyoshi 65
Akamatsu Tsunehiro
Part IV Tosaka Jun
7 What Is the Technological Spirit? t . 81
Tosaka Jun
ix
X
Contents
8 On Tosaka Jun’s Scientific-Technological Spirit
[FSfflSrfeCot]. 89
Nishikawa Tomio
Part V Kimura Motomori
9 Body and Spirit [Mind] [#f* t It#]. 109
Kimura Motomori
10 Reading According to the Context: Kimura Motomori
and “Body and Spirit” ----vfc+tJfc
Wit J ]. .*. 123
Onishi Masamichi
Part VI Hisamatsu Shinichi
11 The Metaphysical Element of the East
. 139
Hisamatsu Shinichi
12 The Thought and Practice of Hisamatsu Shinichi
[X M—CD M t Mm]. 149
Imaizumi Motoji
Part VII Shimomura Torataro
13 The Position of Mathematics in Intellectual History
Geistesgeschichte] 'higc^^USt]. 163
Shimomura Torataro
14 Shimomura Torataro: Tracking “Intellectual History”
m]. 183
Takeda Atsushi
Part VIII Nishitani Keyi
15 Nihility and Emptiness [JgfeSK t (1-5)]. 199
Nishitani Keiji
16 Philosophy of Overcoming Nihilism [— fc: V . 217
Keta Masako
Contents
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Part IX Supplementary Essay
17 The Kyoto School and the Issue of “Overcoming Modernity”
. 233
Kosaka Kunitsugu
18 The Identity of the Kyoto School; A Critical Analysis. 253
John C. Maraldo
Index. 269 |
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