Frontiers of Japanese Philosophy 7: Classical Japanese Philosophy

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Nagoya: Nanzan Institute for Religion & Culture (2010)
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Editors' Introduction.  (pages 1-€“6)James W. Heisig & Rein Raud
The Ground of Translation: Issues in Translating Premodern Japanese Philosophy.  (pages 7-38)Thomas P. Kasulis
No Heart, No Illusions: Some Remarks on Mushin.  (pages 58-88)Steffen Döll
Negotiating the Divide of Death in Japanese Buddhism: Dōgen’s Difference.  (pages 89-€“121)John Maraldo
Body-Mind and Buddha Nature: Dōgen’s Deeper Ecology.  (pages 122-€“147)Parkes Graham
Practicing Time: Time and Practice in Deleuze and Dōgen.  (pages 148-€“174)Ott Margus & Allik Alari
Self and Other: A Parallel between Dōgen and Nishida.  (pages 175-189)Laurentiu Andrei
Writing as Participation: Textual Streams and Argumentative Patterns in Shinran’s Kyōgyōshinshō.  (pages 190-206)Laeticia Söderman
Shinran in the Light of Heidegger: Rethinking the Concept of Shinjin.  (pages 207-€“231)Dennis Hirota
In Search of the Absolute: Kuki Shūzō and Shinran.  (pages 232-€“246)Takako Saitō
Nishida’s Deodorized Basho and the Scent of Zeami’s Flower.  (pages 247-273)James W. Heisig
Origuchi Shinobu’s Marebitoron in Global Perspective: A Preliminary Study.  (pages 274-304)Falero Alfonso
The Philosophy of Translation: From Nishida Kitarō to Ogyū Sorai.  (pages 305-€“319)Uehara Mayuko
Between Emptiness and Absolute Nothingness: Reflections on Negation in Nishida and Buddhism.  (pages 320-346)Cestari Matteo

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