Kitaro Nishida: Research on the line

This book [the study of goodwill] represents modern Japan, the philosopher Nishi, who founded the so-called ‘students ’ movement, and authored the early masterpiece of the others, the beginning of Nisida philosophy. This is the Korean translation of 1911. According to the author, it was added to the second and third sections first and then to the first and fourth. The First Amendment to author's ideas, the nature of pure experience, and the Second is a narrative of philosophical thought, which should be called the outline of the book. The third part is the discussion of the line, based on second thought, but also independent ethics. The fourth part is the idea of religion, which he has considered to be the end of philosophy. The reason why the book was specifically called 'The Research of Goodwill' is that philosophical research has made up the front half of it, and yet we thought that life's problems were central and final. The character of the book is the attitude to view pure experience as the only reality and to try to explain everything from it. Pure experience is the consciousness of an ‘ exact experience ’ of the individual, undiscernated ‘injury ’ of a subject or object before the ability to judge. W. The concept, which seems to have been accepted under the influence of James and others, points to a mental phenomenon in the 'present consciousness' of the Han. So sensation and perception, of course, are memories (as an emotion in the past), abstract concepts (when the typical element is captured as an emotion) and awareness of the relationship between empirical facts belongs to pure experience. The utility and the reasoning of mathematics does not work without some right angle, a pure experience.

Korean title: 선의 연구

Korean author: 니시다 기타로

Korean publisher: b

ISBN-13: 9791189898120