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	The Kyoto School (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
		Hence the Kyoto School, perhaps like any vibrant school of thought, should be seen as a cluster of original thinkers who, while not uncritically subscribing to any prescribed dogma, nevertheless came to share, and dispute, a number of common concerns as well as basic concepts and terminology.
		Yet because the Kyoto School's ideas of “overcoming modernity” developed in conjunction with their wartime political theories, theories which typically saw the nation of Japan as playing a key role in the historical movement through and beyond Western modernity, it has also proven to be one of the more often criticized aspects of their thought.
		However, as with most schools of philosophy, the line between critical scholarship and creative appropriation is hardly a clear one, and in practice the retrospective study of the Kyoto School often blends together with its further development as a vibrant school of thought.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/kyoto-school (14561 words)

	Kyoto School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Kyoto School was a philosophical movement primarily active in the first half of the 20th century.
		Centered at Kyoto University, they attempted to combine Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, with a special emphasis on Zen and Buddhism.
		There is also a great deal of criticism concerning the school's rather idealized and ahistorical understanding of the "East" and "Buddhism/Zen." It should be noted that although Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki is often linked with the Kyoto school -- and, indeed, was close to Nishida -- he is not considered a member.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kyoto_School (261 words)

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		In this paper, I propose to explore the advantages and disadvantages of Nishida's non-dualistic philosophy of religion in a comparative discourse and through the lens of the second generation of the Kyoto school philosophers such as Nishitani Keiji and Miki Kiyoshi.
		The notion of absolute nothingness in Kyoto School philosophers offers an instructive contrast to positions taken in the current debate within continental philosophy of religion concerning the possibility of thinking God outside the onto-theological tradition.
		Tanabe Hajime (1885-1962), a leading thinker of the Kyoto school of comparative philosophy of religion, drew from both Japanese Buddhism and Western Continental thought in The Philosophy of Metanoetics (1946).
	www.wfu.edu /Organizations/ssjr/aara118.htm (628 words)

	Journal of Buddhist Ethics
		In this respect he states that the Kyoto School is as influential as that of the neo-Kantians, who are credited with breaking with German Idealism and emphasizing the importance of empirical rather than a priori knowledge.
		Heisig frames this aspect of Kyoto School philosophy in terms of the critique of the transcendental subject occurring at the time among European philosophers, perhaps to shed light on the truly groundbreaking elements of Kyoto School philosophy.
		Heisig is careful to state that his use of the term "Kyoto School" in reference to these three philosophers, and the subsequent philosophical movement associated with them, does not imply a univocal set of philosophical tenets.
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	Journal of Buddhist Ethics
		In this respect he states that the Kyoto School is as influential as that of the neo-Kantians, who are credited with breaking with German Idealism and emphasizing the importance of empirical rather than a priori knowledge.
		Heisig frames this aspect of Kyoto School philosophy in terms of the critique of the transcendental subject occurring at the time among European philosophers, perhaps to shed light on the truly groundbreaking elements of Kyoto School philosophy.
		Heisig is careful to state that his use of the term "Kyoto School" in reference to these three philosophers, and the subsequent philosophical movement associated with them, does not imply a univocal set of philosophical tenets.
	www.buddhistethics.org /10/pasulka01.html (1162 words)

	The putative fascism of the Kyoto School and the political
		And since most of the people attacking the Kyoto School thinkers are prominent in their fields, and in the relevant writings published by respectable university presses, their criticisms call all the more urgently for a response.
		Thus most of the early enthusiasts of the Kyoto School came to be interested primarily in the religious and soteriological aspects of the philosophy, and not in its political dimensions or implications.
		The point is not to condone Japanese aggression during the period in question, nor to absolve the Kyoto School philosophers who supported it, but rather to emphasize the complexity of the historical and political context and the qualified nature of the philosophers' support of their government.
	ccbs.ntu.edu.tw /FULLTEXT/JR-PHIL/graham.htm (7843 words)

	Philosophers of Nothingness
		It is true that the thinking of the Kyoto philosophers feeds well into the critique of the transcendental subject and the return to the primacy of experience that has marked [the] twentieth century in the west's shift from the nineteenth, and in that sense is more easily understandable.
		To those tempted to regard the Kyoto School as primarily a movement of Buddhist apologetics, Heisig says that it is within the confines of traditional philosophical thought "that the Kyoto philosophers find their place more than in the circles of Buddhist scholarship" (p.
		In a word, these working assumptions in Kyoto School thought have a double ramification: on the one hand Japanese thought and society go uncriticized at key points, and on the other the full weight of philosophical criticism is brought down upon Western thought and society.
	ccbs.ntu.edu.tw /FULLTEXT/JR-PHIL/ew107092.htm (2764 words)

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		The breakthrough came with the informal foundation of the “Kyoto School of Philosophy” within the lap of the faculties of philosophy and religion of the Kyoto State University, mainly under the impulse of Nishida Kitaro (1870-1945), known as Japan’s most important philosopher since the Meiji Restoration.
		The Kyoto School is in the first place a renewed way of applying philosophy, “more of a philosophical ethos than a unified system of thought”.
		For this essay on the Kyoto School of Philosophy we will limit ourselves to the two main currents: that of Nishida Kitaro, which is clearly inspired by Zen philosophy, and that of Tanabe Hajime, which is mainly based on Shinran (1173-1262: Founder of Jodo-Shinshu).
	www.akshin.net /philosophy/budphilkyoto.htm (2665 words)

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	035-BuddhaEye
		The term "Kyoto School," used here for the first time in the title of an English language book, generally refers to the philosophical writings of Nishida Kitaroo (Nishida tetsugaku), which seek a logical exposition of the "place" (basho) of "pure experience" (junsui keiken) as the unified ground of reality.
		"Kyoto School" also includes the influence of Nishida's thought on noted disciples such as Tanabe Hajime, and associates such as Watsuji Tetsuroo and Suzuki Daisetz, who were based in Kyoto University and nearby institutions.
		The essays demonstrate that the Kyoto thinkers are consistently well-grounded in a wide range of Western traditions, including nineteenth and twentieth-century philosophers and theologians such as Hegel, Nietzsche, Marx, Schleiermacher, and Buber; mystical thinkers such as Meister Eckhart and Pseudo-Dionysus; as well as classical Greek and Biblical sources.
	www.buddhismtoday.com /english/book/035-BuddhaEye.htm (1217 words)

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		Nishida Kitaro (1875-1945) is the in Japan the most famous philosopher of the 20th century, and considered as the founder of the "Kyoto school" of philosophy.
		Majority of Kyoto professors were graduates from Tokyo Imperial University and had experience of studying several years at German universities.
		The training system was reformed at the Law School of Kyoto University, in sharp contrast with the overall training system of Tokyo University.
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	Kyoto School -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Kyoto School was a philosophical movement primarily active in the first half of the (additional info and facts about 20th century) 20th century.
		(additional info and facts about Nishida Kitaro) Nishida Kitaro, the school's founder, is most known for his work An Inquiry into the Good.
		Today, there is a great deal of critical research into the school's role prior to and during the (A war between the Allies (Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ethiopia, France, Greece, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, India, Iran, Iraq, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherl) Second World War.
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	Amazon.co.jp：The Buddha Eye: An Anthology of the Kyoto School and It's Comtemporaries (Spiritual Classics ...
		The essays in The Buddha Eye: An Anthology of the Kyoto School are taken from The Eastern Buddhist, certainly one of the most quietly influential journals to have appeared in the twentieth century.
		Many of these authors entered into the broader debate surrounding such characteristically twentieth century concerns as the relationship between science and religion, the rising tide of secularism, and the spiritually erosive influence of the nihilism which cannot but arise from a world suffering under what Frithjof Schuon has called "the contradiction of relativism".
		For an excellent outline of the Kyoto School and its particular features the reader can do no better than turn to Dr. Franck’s beautiful Prologue, which forms an integral part of the content of this book.
	www.amazon.co.jp /exec/obidos/ASIN/0941532593/itliterportac-22 (751 words)

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		He recounted how as a principal of a public elementary school, he took the students for three weeks to Mongolia in the summer of 1996.
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	IngentaConnect In defence of the Kyoto School: reflections on philosophy, the Pa... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		IngentaConnect In defence of the Kyoto School: reflections on philosophy, the Pa...
		In this defence of the Kyoto School, I argue that Japan studies would benefit greatly from a confident recognition of the rigour and vitality of the modern Japanese attempt to do philosophy in the Graeco-European mode.
		Nevertheless, I conclude that the recent crisis of liberal conscience among Western students of the Kyoto School requires a fresh chapter in the study of Japanese philosophy.
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	Kyoto School Eastern Philosophy Philosophy Society English España
		Examines this school's approach to the Eastern and Western traditions, with an emphasis on its prominent members Nishida and Tanabe.
		Notes the political failings of the Kyoto School, but cautions against brushing this important tradition aside.
		Notes the limitations of and questions raised by this book, the first English-language book on the Kyoto School.
	www.amigar.com /buscador/Top/10101157629-10000001 (149 words)

	ScienceDaily -- Browse Topics: Society/Philosophy/Eastern_Philosophy/Kyoto_School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Kyoto School - Examines this school's approach to the Eastern and Western traditions, with an emphasis on its prominent members Nishida and Tanabe.
		The Kyoto School - A review by Diana L. Pasulka of Heisig's Philosophers of Nothingness: An Essay on the Kyoto School.
		Philosophies of Religion in the Kyoto School - Abstracts of papers delivered on this theme.
	www.sciencedaily.com /directory/Society/Philosophy/Eastern_Philosophy/Kyoto_School (628 words)

	Philosophers of Nothingness: An Essay on the Kyoto School (Nanzan Library of Asian Religion and Culture) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The challenge of the Kyoto School to "Western" philosophers has never been more evident.
		If there is one complaint I have, it is that Heisig did not include a translation of the preface that Raimon Panikkar, the celebrated Catalan philosopher, wrote for the original Spanish edition of the book.
		Heisig's work attempts to summarize the entirety of the three main Kyoto school philosophers.
	www.literacyconnections.com /Reviews/ItemId/0824824814 (363 words)

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