Collected Philosophical Essays of Watsuji
Watsuji TetsurĆ (1889-1960) is Japanâs foremost ethical philosopher. These essays, expertly translated by native English and Japanese speakers, offer the first English translation of many of Watsujiâs key texts including the final, and perhaps most important, chapter of Climate: A Philosophical Consideration (1962), Watsujiâs magnum opus.
The selected translations are organised around three key themes: climate, ethics and nationality. Editorial introductions to each chapter construct a narrative account of Watsujiâs key concepts, putting the translations into context with Watsujiâs wider ideas. This collection positions Watsuji as a major world philosopher whose ideas are indispensable for thinking through environmental philosophy, global ethics and comparative philosophy in the twenty-first century.
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$37.80Collected Philosophical Essays of Watsuji
Watsuji TetsurĆ (1889-1960) is Japanâs foremost ethical philosopher. These essays, expertly translated by native English and Japanese speakers, offer the first English translation of many of Watsujiâs key texts including the final, and perhaps most important, chapter of Climate: A Philosophical Consideration (1962), Watsujiâs magnum opus.
The selected translations are organised around three key themes: climate, ethics and nationality. Editorial introductions to each chapter construct a narrative account of Watsujiâs key concepts, putting the translations into context with Watsujiâs wider ideas. This collection positions Watsuji as a major world philosopher whose ideas are indispensable for thinking through environmental philosophy, global ethics and comparative philosophy in the twenty-first century.
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Watsuji TetsurĆ (1889-1960) is Japanâs foremost ethical philosopher. These essays, expertly translated by native English and Japanese speakers, offer the first English translation of many of Watsujiâs key texts including the final, and perhaps most important, chapter of Climate: A Philosophical Consideration (1962), Watsujiâs magnum opus.
The selected translations are organised around three key themes: climate, ethics and nationality. Editorial introductions to each chapter construct a narrative account of Watsujiâs key concepts, putting the translations into context with Watsujiâs wider ideas. This collection positions Watsuji as a major world philosopher whose ideas are indispensable for thinking through environmental philosophy, global ethics and comparative philosophy in the twenty-first century.
