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Experience and culture: Nishida's path "to the things themselves"
Philosophy East and West 49 (1):28-44 (1999)
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The word "experience" refers to at least four different concepts: empirical experience, lived experience, experience as Bildung, and the domain of pure consciousness prior to the division of subject and object. All these concepts of experience are at work in the thought of Nishida Kitarō, where they take on a specific historical and political character in response to the situation of Japan in the world systemAuthor's Profile
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