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Takahashi Satomi
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Takahashi Satomi

Japanese philosopher
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    / Nishida’s philosophy of Nothingness

    …important are the criticisms by Takahashi Satomi and Tanabe Hajime. Takahashi was the first scholar to appreciate and evaluate the distinctively Japanese philosophy in Nishida’s Zen no kenkyū, and later he contributed his critical investigation of Nishida’s philosophy in its mature form. Tanabe, Nishida’s disciple and successor as chair of…

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    …important are the criticisms by Takahashi Satomi and Tanabe Hajime. Takahashi was the first scholar to appreciate and evaluate the distinctively Japanese philosophy in Nishida’s Zen no kenkyū, and later he contributed his critical investigation of Nishida’s philosophy in its mature form. Tanabe, Nishida’s disciple and successor as chair of…

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