Recepção e Diálogo: Heidegger e a filosofia japonesa contemporânea

Natureza Humana 10 (1):147-160 (2008)
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O pensamento japonês contemporâneo surge e se consolida em diálogo com a tradição filosófica ocidental. Nishida se confronta com os principais problemas da história da filosofia ocidental. Com Tanabe a Escola de Kyoto entra em contato com Heidegger, que se torna o principal interlocutor ocidental de todas as gerações posteriores: Hisamatsu e Nishitani, Ueda e Tsujimura, e por último, Ohashi. As questões filosóficas tratadas por Heidegger, principalmente sua reflexão sobre a linguagem, torna-se um dos principais pontos de partida para o início do diálogo entre o pensamento japonês contemporâneo e a filosofia ocidental.Contemporary Japanese thought emerges and engages in dialogue with Western philosophical tradition. Nishida is confronted with the main problems in the history of Western philosophy. With Tanabe, the Kyoto School comes into contact with Heidegger, who becomes the main Western interlocutor with all subsequent generations: Hisamatsu and Nishitani, Ueda and Tsujimura and, finally, Ohashi. The philosophical issues addressed by Heidegger, especially his reflection on language, become the main points of departure for the start of a dialogue between contemporary Japanese thought and Western philosophy

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