Nishida's Concept of> Pure Experience< and Language with Special Reference to Humboldt's View of Language Translated by Martin J. Jandl

In Friedrich Wallner, Martin J. Jandl & Kurt Greiner (eds.), Science, Medicine, and Culture: Festschrift for Fritz G. Wallner. Peter Lang. pp. 61 (2005)
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