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제임스 하이직 (James W. Heisig) (지은이)
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한신대학교 대학혁신추진단 조교수.
고려대학교 일어일문학과를 졸업하고 동 대학원에서 석사학위를 받은 뒤, 일본 도쿄대학 인문사회계연구과에서 일본문학으로 석·박사학위를 받았다. 일제강점기부터 해방을 거쳐 현재에 이르기까지 한일 문학이 관련된 양상을 통시적으로 살펴보고, 한국인의 일본어문학이 형성된 전체상을 밝히는 연구를 진행하고 있다. 주요 저역서에 『근대 일본문단과 식민지 조선』(역락, 2015), 『일본대중문화의 이해』(공저, 역락, 2015), 「김석범 장편소설 1945년 여름」(보고사, 2017) 등이 있다.
최근작 : <일본의 근대, 근대의 일본>,<역사 속의 한류>,<지식의 쓸모를 찾아서> … 총 27종 (모두보기)
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Japanese Philosophy: A Sourcebook (Nanzan Library of Asian Religion and Culture, 5) Paperback – Illustrated, July 31, 2011
by John C. Maraldo (Editor), Thomas P. Kasulis (Editor), James W. Heisig (Editor)
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With Japanese Philosophy: A Sourcebook, readers of English can now access in a single volume the richness and diversity of Japanese philosophy as it has developed throughout history. Leading scholars in the field have translated selections from the writings of more than a hundred philosophical thinkers from all eras and schools of thought, many of them available in English for the first time.
The Sourcebook editors have set out to represent the entire Japanese philosophical tradition―not only the broad spectrum of academic philosophy dating from the introduction of Western philosophy in the latter part of the nineteenth century, but also the philosophical ideas of major Japanese traditions of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Shinto. The philosophical significance of each tradition is laid out in an extensive overview, and each selection is accompanied by a brief biographical sketch of its author and helpful information on placing the work in its proper context. The bulk of the supporting material, which comprises nearly a quarter of the volume, is given to original interpretive essays on topics not explicitly covered in other chapters: cultural identity, samurai thought, women philosophers, aesthetics, bioethics.
An introductory chapter provides a historical overview of Japanese philosophy and a discussion of the Japanese debate over defining the idea of philosophy, both of which help explain the rationale behind the design of the Sourcebook. An exhaustive glossary of technical terminology, a chronology of authors, and a thematic index are appended. Specialists will find information related to original sources and sinographs for Japanese names and terms in a comprehensive bibliography and general index.
Handsomely presented and clearly organized for ease of use, Japanese Philosophy: A Sourcebook will be a cornerstone in Japanese studies for decades to come. It will be an essential reference for anyone interested in traditional or contemporary Japanese culture and the way it has shaped and been shaped by its great thinkers over the centuries.
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- Publisher : University of Hawaii Press; Illustrated edition (July 31, 2011)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 1376 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,214,209 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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For anyone really wanting to read primary source material from Japanese philosophy, there is nothing better in the English language. Not a book for the timid or the dilatant. Well over 1000 pages of materials: a great wealth of reading.
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Everything you want to know about Japanese philosophy but don't know how to ask.
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Informative and well researched. This book was a required text for a class but it is one that I will keep.
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The problem I had with the book is that as soon as I open the book the binding of the book broke. It was very dissapointing that it was so poorly made.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Great, but missing pages.Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2018
This is a wonderful trove of information. Honestly the only negative thing I have to say is that in my copy, during the section on the first major thinker, Kukai, roughly twelve pages or so are missing. It jumps from somewhere in the sixties to about page 80., right into Nichiren. Considering how important both these figures are, this shortage is quite unfortunate. I'm not sure if anyone else has experienced this, but I've read at least one other review where the customer had issues with the physical quality of the book. Still, for any student of Japanese history, thought, or culture this is simply indispensable.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great ReferenceReviewed in the United States on January 26, 2013
One of the difficulties that an English speaker might have in approaching Japanese philosophy is not really knowing where to start and who to work on. As one can see from the table of contents, Japanese philosophy is broad. There are communitarian thinkers like Watsuji Tetsuro, and there are individualist liberals like Fukuzawa Yukichi. There are the Zen Buddhist thinkers like Dogen and Shinran, and severe critics of Zen like Ichikawa Hakugen (who was in himself an incredible Zen man). There are both nationalists and people who got thrown in jail for their views against Japan. Oh and there are female thinkers too. So clearly, Japan outside travel guides is a complex place, difficult to reduce to stereotypes about nothingness, no-self, community, and nihonjinron (Japanese ethnocentrism).
But where does one start? Even if one can read Japanese, a non-native speaker would have a hard time just randomly going through dozens of thinkers trying to find who one finds really worth studying. And that is where I think this book is excellent. If you come across a name in a book or in a lecture, in minutes you can have a grasp of the basic approach of that person and his/her historical context. This book covers almost anyone of note in the history of thought. Spare half an hour and you can read a few selections from key works, translated in excellent and readable English. If you are convinced this person is worth reading, then you can head off to primary sources--likely in Japanese as many of the people taken up in the sourcebook have never been translated to English before.
The Japanese language is difficult, so is the philosophy, and put those two elements together and you have a very forbidding field in Japanese Philosophy. But it is the publication of books like these that make it possible both to research and to teach this subject in English.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great CompliationReviewed in Canada on March 18, 2017
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This is a great anthology of Japanese Philosophy. There is a lot of information in this book and good for those who want an overview of Japanese Philosophy. I particularly liked that there was a brief introduction to the philosophers before showing their writings.
I bought this book hoping to gain information about Japanese Confucian scholars (and I did), but I was pleasantly surprised to learn about the Kyoto School.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great introduction to Japan philosophyReviewed in Japan on May 11, 2020
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This book is incredibly rich in entries and themes as well. It provides a key inside within Japan history and its religious and philosophical ideas from ancient time to modern Japan. Many of the thinkers introduced in this book have never been translated in English either, so it is a great opportunity to discover a wide range of Japanese thinkers through the ages. Highly recommended.
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4.0 out of 5 stars いま日本哲学とはReviewed in Japan on February 27, 2013
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英語で出版された、殆ど唯一の包括的な日本哲学に関する参考書。戦後の日本は敗戦の影響もあってか（実際戦前の主な哲学教授は戦後公職追放されましたから）、「日本に哲学なし」を信望し、過去を殆ど顧みることなくフッサール、ハイデッガー、英米系分析哲学、古代ギリシャ哲学の研究に勤しんで来ました。それらの研究は確かに厳密なテキストの読解と意義ある翻訳書の多くを残してくれましたが、同時に「日本において哲学するとは」という視点を、我々に見失わせることになりました。実際好むと好まずと日本人に生まれ、日本語を使って哲学をしているからには、それらの影響を何も受けていないと考えるのは、それこそ哲学的ではありません（もっとも始めから西欧哲学の「普遍性」を信じ込むならこの限りではありませんが）。
是非、編集者のHeisig氏が執筆しているイントロダクションをお読みください。実は、ハワイ―南山大学のラインを中心に、日本哲学は近年、密かに世界中の注目を集め始めています。過去に中国哲学やインド哲学の影響を受けながら、それを独自の形で消化してきた日本が、近代期に取り入れた西欧哲学とどう折り合いをつけるのか、西田幾多郎をはじめとした多くの哲学者が悩んできたこの問題を、もう一度日本人は考え直すときが来ているのかもしれません。
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