Japan and the West: A Review of Thomas Kasulis’s Engaging Japanese Philosophy: A Short History

John Krummel

Japan and the West: A Review of Thomas Kasulis’s Engaging Japanese Philosophy: A Short History [Book Review]

The Eastern Buddhist 49:231-247 (2021)

Authors	John Krummel Hobart and William Smith Colleges
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Categories	19th Century Japanese Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy 20th Century Japanese Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy Fukuzawa Yukichi in Asian Philosophy Japanese Buddhist Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy Japanese Confucian Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy Japanese Pure Land Buddhism in Asian Philosophy Japanese Zen Buddhism in Asian Philosophy Kyoto School, Misc in Asian Philosophy Motoori Norinaga in Asian Philosophy Nakae Chōmin in Asian Philosophy Nishi Amane in Asian Philosophy Nishida Kitarō in Asian Philosophy Nishitani Keiji in Asian Philosophy Ogyū Sorai in Asian Philosophy Shingon Buddhism in Asian Philosophy Shinto and Kokugaku Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy Tendai Buddhism in Asian Philosophy Topics in Japanese Philosophy, Misc in Asian Philosophy Watsuji Tetsurō in Asian Philosophy (categorize this paper)
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