For Those Studying Japanese Philosophy Edited by Sōzaburō Tsune toshi, Sekai Shisō Sha ● Description Towards the construction of new Japanese philosophy. This is a comprehensive study that examines the major works of eight representative Japanese philosophers: Kitaro Nishida, Hajime Tanabe, Tetsuro Watsuji, Shūzō Kuki, Kiyoshi Miki, Juzō Ueda, Keiji Nishitani, and Seiichi Hatano. It reveals the crystallization of their individual philosophical endeavors, born from their encounter and confrontation with Western logos. Table of Contents Introduction: Japanese Philosophy 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 Relation - Tetsuro Watsuji Chapter 4: The Logic of Encounter - Shūzō Kuki Chapter 5: The Logic of Imagination - Kiyoshi Miki Chapter 6: The Logic of Vision - Juzō Ueda Chapter 7: The Philosophy of Fundamental Subjectivity - Keiji Nishitani Chapter 8: Time and Eternity - Seiichi Hatano ● Overall, there is tanning and staining due to age. ★● There are underlines and writing for research purposes. ● Please purchase with the understanding that this is a used item. Please confirm with the photos. No claims or returns (NC, NR). ● We apologize, but we strive for polite service and therefore do not engage in "price negotiations," which require a significant amount of time and effort. We appreciate your understanding. ● Basically, we allow immediate purchases without comments.