EJJP 9 (2024)

European Journal of Japanese Philosophy, Vol. 9, Nagoya: Chisokudō, 2024.

Articles

• Thomas P. Kasulis, “The Foxy Lady and the Forest of Words: Writing and Japanese Philosophy,” 7–26.
• Erick Jean-Daniel Singaïny, “L’apport de la pensée de Nishida Kitarō dans le champ de l’expérience clinique,” 27–54.
• Piergiacomo Severini, “Thinking through Images: The Lingering Presence of Bergson in Nishida Kitarō and Jeanne Hersch,” 55–82.
• Sova P. K. Cerda, “On the Use and Abuse of Hegel for Life: A Study in Nishitani Keiji’s Early Thought (1924–1936),” 83–108.
• Andō Reki, “Toda Tōru’s Anti-Marxist Turn,” 109–131.

Book Symposium

Critical Reviews of Graham Mayeda, Japanese Philosophers on Society and Culture: Nishida Kitarō, Watsuji Tetsurō, and Kuki Shūzō, Maryland : Lexington Books, 2020.

• Steve Lofts, “The Historical Task of a ‘Philosophy of Culture’,” 134–148.
• Kyle Michael James Shuttleworth, “A Critical Analysis of Mayeda’s Interpretation of Watsuji Tetsurō’s Theory of Culture and Society,” 149–157.
• Ellie Palmer, “Self and Other in Nishida Kitarō,” 158–171.
• Graham Mayeda, “Reflections on Interpreting the Views of Nishida, Watsuji and Kuki on Society and Culture,” 172–189.

Translations

• Nishida Kitarō: “On Descartes’ Philosophy,” trans. by Gerald Nelson, Jr., 191–234.
• Takahashi Satomi: “A Theory of Time,” trans. by Dennis Prooi, 235–292.
• Nakai Masakazu: “The Logic of the Committee: A First Draft,” trans. by Steve Lofts, 293–354.
• Miki Kiyoshi: “Technology and Morality,” trans. by Kyle Michael James Shuttleworth, 355–370.
• Nishitani Keiji: “Zen and the Problem of Language,” trans. by Anttoni Kuusela, 371–384.

Book Reviews

• Yuko Ishihara and Steven A. Tainer, Intercultural Phenomenology: Playing with Reality, reviewed by Sova P. Cerda, 385–390.
• Crespín Perales, M., Wirtz, F., eds., Después de la nada: Dialéctica e ideología en la filosofía japonesa contemporánea, reviewed by Gerard Puig i Jorba, 391–395.
• Mark L. Blum and Michael Conway, eds., Adding Flesh to Bones: Kiyozawa Manshi’s Seishinshugi in Modern Japanese Buddhist Thought, reviewed by Dennis Prooi, 396–399.