Book (Practical) Philosophy Intimacy or Integrity <New Edition> / Thomas Castres / Masaaki Kinugasa

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Philosophy
[Introduction to Contents]
Why do conflicts, frictions and frictions arise over culture?
Why is the Japanese question different from many philosophical questions in the West?
Why is the Japanese question different from many philosophical questions in the West?
Why is the Japanese person's question different from many philosophical questions in the West?
Why is the Japanese person's question different from the philosophical questions in the West?
Why is the Japanese person's question different from the philosophical questions in the West?
Why is the Cultural Philosophy?
From the framework of the traditional theory of Japanese people, the theory of Japanese culture, the theory of Comparative Culture, the theory of Comparative Culture, the theory of Comparative Culture, the theory of Comparative Culture
Introduction
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Cultural Orientation
Chapter 2 : What Intimacy is?
Chapter 3 : What Integrity is?
Chapter 4 : The Normative Domain of Intimacy and Integrity
Epistemology, Analysis and Discussion
Metaphysics
Chapter 5 : The Normative Domain of Intimacy and Integrity
Epistemology, Analysis and Discussion
Metaphysics
Chapter 6 : The Basis and Range of the theory of Intimacy and Integrity
Translator's Postscript
Introduction
Thomas Casris (Thomas P. Kasulis)
Commentary
When Intimacy and Integrity collide
Translator's Postscript
Author's Biography
After studying religion, philosophy and East Asian studies for a long time as a Professor of Comparative Culture at 『 State University, he retired in 2015.
Currently, he is a Special Emeritus Professor.
In 2011, he published 『 Shintoshin 』 (Japanese Philosophy : A Sourcebook, eds. James W. Heisig, Chikuma Gakugebunko, 2014, translated by Masaaki Kinugasa, translated by Tomoe Moriya, published by Inti Gakugebunko, 1981).
He also published 『 Shintoshin 』 (Japanese Philosophy : A Sourcebook, eds. James W., Thomas P. Kasulis & Maraldo).
He is currently writing 『 History of Japanese Philosophy 』 (tentative title 』