Abstract

In this collection of seven essays on the「種の論理」"logic of species," Tanabe Hajime 田辺元, a major figure in the Kyoto School, confronts the philosophy of his mentor, Nishida Kitarō, head-on as he sets forth his own systematic logic and lays the groundwork for his later work. This is the third volume of "Classics of Philosophy in Japan," a series of books dedicated to the dissemination of important philosophical texts at an affordable price.