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Contemporary Japanese Philosophy: A Reader is an anthology of contemporary (post-war) Japanese philosophy showcasing a range of important philosophers and philosophical trends from 1945 to the present. This important and comprehensive volume introduces the reader to a variety of trends and schools of thought. The first part consists of selections and excerpts of writings from contemporary Japanese philosophers who have made original contributions to Japanese philosophy and promise contributions to world philosophy. Most of these selections appear in English for the first time. The second part consists of original essays written for this volume by scholars in Japanese philosophy on specific trends and tendencies of contemporary Japanese philosophy, such as feminist philosophy, the Kyoto School, and environmental philosophy, as well as future directions the field is likely to take. Ideal for classroom use, this is the ultimate resource for students and teachers of Japanese philosophy.
Contents
Introduction
Part I: Selected Primary Sources
1. Maruyama Masao: "Being" and "Doing" (1958)
2. Izutsu Toshihiko: Consciousness and Essence (1983)
3. Yuasa Yasuo: Toward an East-West Dialogue (1991)
4. Ueda Shizuteru: Horizon and the Other Side of the Horizon (1992)
5. Omori Shozo: The Realism of "Form qua Emptiness" (1993)
6. Nakamura Yujiro: Common Sense and Place (1979)
7. Kimura Bin: Time as the Between (1982)
8. Hiromatsu Wataru: Articulation Forms of the World of Fact-things (1982)
9. Sakabe Megumi: Appearance and Copula (1973)
10. Karatani Kojin: Architecture and Being (1979)
Part II: Essays
11. The Post-War Development of the Kyoto School and its Significance by Fujita Masakatsu
12. Some Glimpses of Japanese Feminist Philosophy in Terms of Reproduction and Motherhood by Naka Mao
13. Trends and Prospects in Japanese Philosophy after 1945: The Contemporary Philosophy of Hiromatsu Wataru from Marxist Philosophy to the Theory of Facial Expression by Uehara Mayuko
