
EJJP 10 (2025)
Printed edition available on Amazon.
Focus on Nakai Masakazu
- Steve Lofts, “The Life and Work of Nakai Masakazu”
- Nakai Masakazu, “The Anxiety of Painting,” translated by Steve Lofts
- Nakai Masakazu, “The Meaning of ‘Seeing’,” translated by Steve Lofts
- Otabe Tanehisa, “Nakai Masakazu and the Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics with a Focus on the Concept of Ki”
- Takehana Yōsuke, “Nakai Masakazu’s Theory of Technology as Mediation and its Echoes in the Kyoto School”
- Oda Kazuaki, “Intuiting and Speaking “Truth”: Nakai Masakazu and the Encounter with Beauty and Order”
- Steve Lofts, “Dialectical Subjectivity and the Way of Art: The Socio-Political Project of Nakai Masakazu”
- “The Writings of Nakai Masakazu,” compiled by Steve Lofts
Articles
- John C. Maraldo, “One Person’s Journey into the Promise of Nishida Philosophy”
- Takeuchi Sayaka, “The Self-Awareness of Memory: Reconstructing Nishida’s Theory of Memory”
- Mitsuhara Takeshi, “The Rise of Japanese Phenomenology”
- Markus Rüsch, “Yanagi Muneyoshi’s Philosophy of Aesthetics: The Social Implications of Art from an Adornian Perspective”
- Anttoni E. A. Kuusela, “Video Games as Self-Cultivation: An Empty Approach to Gaming”
- Martin E. Rosenberg, “Situating Cognitive Science Between Zen and dada in the Works of Arakawa and Gins: From Blankness to Landing Sites”
Translation
Book Symposium
Critical reviews of T. Endres, R. Müller, D. Schneider, eds., Kyoto in Davos: Intercultural Readings of the Cassirer-Heidegger Debate
- Jens Heise, “Anthropological Perspectives on Davos and Kyoto with an Eye on Max Scheler”
- Niels Weidtmann, “Intercultural Philosophy and the Mirroring of Basic Phenomena: Some Remarks on the Second Chapter of Kyoto in Davos”
- Gregory S. Moss, “Facing Nothingness with the Kyoto School”
- Raji C. Steineck, “Bringing Historical Materialism to Davos (and Kyoto)”
- Tobias Endres, Ralf Müller, Domenico Schneider, “Understanding Dissent: Replies to the Commentaries on Kyoto in Davos”
Book Reviews
- Gregory S. Moss and Takeshi Morisato, eds., The Dialectics of Absolute Nothingness: The Legacies of German Philosophy in the Kyoto School, reviewed by Edward Kwok
- Steve Lofts, Nakamura Norihito, and Fernando Wirtz, eds., Miki Kiyoshi and the Crisis of Thought, reviewed by Joseph Henares
- Alexander Bennett, Bushido Explained: The Japanese Samurai Code: A New Interpretation for Beginners, B. V. E. Hyde
- 高谷掌子: 『「私と汝」の教育人間学: 西田哲学への往還』, reviewed by Anton Sevilla-Liu
- Marcello Ghilardi, Filosofía de la interculturalidad, Luis Pujadas Torres