Japanese Philosophers on Society and Culture

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Exploring the cultural philosophy of early twentieth-century Japanese thinkers, this book delves into profound questions about the nature of culture, the insights art, architecture, and fashion provide about human relationships, and the potential of cultures to reflect ethical and moral ideals. Through the perspectives of Nishida Kitar , Watsuji Tetsur, and Kuki Sh z, readers gain a deeper understanding of how these philosophers conceptualized culture's role in society.