『For Those Studying Japanese Philosophy』 Edited by Sozaburo Tsunetoshi, Sekai Shiso Sha ●Content Description Toward the construction of a new Japanese philosophy. This book examines the major works of eight representative Japanese philosophers: Kitaro Nishida, Hajime Tanabe, Tetsuro Watsuji, Shuzo Kuki, Kiyoshi Miki, Juzo Ueda, Keiji Nishitani, and Seiichi Hatano. It is a full-fledged study that clarifies the crystallization of their respective intellectual endeavors, born from encounters and confrontations with the Western logos. Table of Contents Preface: Philosophy in Japan in the First Half of the Showa Era Chapter 1: Absolute Nothingness and Its System - Kitaro Nishida Chapter 2: The Logic of Species - Hajime Tanabe Chapter 3: Human Existence as a Relationship - Tetsuro Watsuji Chapter 4: The Logic of Encounter - Shuzo Kuki Chapter 5: The Logic of Imagination - Kiyoshi Miki Chapter 6: The Logic of Vision - Juzo Ueda Chapter 7: The Philosophy of Radical Subjectivity - Keiji Nishitani Chapter 8: Time and Eternity - Seiichi Hatano ●Overall, there is yellowing and staining due to aging. ★●There are underlines and notes for research purposes. ●Please purchase with the understanding that this is a used item. Please check the photos and accept no returns or exchanges. ●We apologize, but we will not engage in "price negotiations" as they require a lot of time and effort, and we want to provide courteous service. Thank you for your understanding. ●Basically, we allow immediate purchase without comments.