Tosaka Junâ a major Marxist thinker and critic in 1930s Japanâ offers a ruthless philosophical critique of contemporary ideology that exposes liberalismâ s deep complicity with fascism.
Tosaka Junâ a major Marxist thinker and critic in 1930s Japanâ offers a ruthless philosophical critique of contemporary ideology that exposes liberalismâ s deep complicity with fascism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction, by Richard Stolz Acknowledgments Preface (1935) Preface to the Revised Edition (1936) Supplemental Preface to the Revised Edition (1937) Part I: Foundation for a Critique of Japanism 1. Problems in Contemporary Japanese Thought: Japanism, Liberalism, Materialism 2. Foundation for a Critique of Japanism: A Critique of Philological Philosophy 3. An Analysis of "Common Sense": Toward a Resolution of Two Contradictions in Social Common Sense 4. On Enlightenment: The Meaning and Necessity of Enlightenment Today 5. A Scientific Critique of Culture: An Outline for a Critique of National Purification 6. Japanist Ideology: Japanese Spiritualism, Japanese Agrarian Fundamentalism, Japanese Pan-Asianism 7. Japanese Ethics and Anthropology: An Analysis of the Social Meaning of Watsuji Tetsur¿'s Ethics 8. An Analysis of the Restorationist Phenomenon: On the Famialism Analogy 9. The Essence of Cultural Control: An Analysis of Various Aspects of Cultural Control in Contemporary Japan 10. The Fate of Japanism: From Fascism to the Ideology of the Imperial Way Part II: Foundation for a Critique of Liberalism 11. Modern Idealism in Disguise: Foundation for a Critique of "Hermeneutic Philosophy" 12. "The Logic of Nothingness," Is It a Logic?: On Nishida's Philosophical Method 13. The Sorcery of "Totality": Takahashi Satomi's Philosophical Method 14. Literature and Philosophy in an Age of Reaction: On the Delusions of "Literaturism" 15. The Essence of "Literary Liberalism": The Progressive and Reactionary Nature of "Liberals" 16. The Consciousness and Class Theory of the Intelligentsia: Against the So-Called "Class Theory of Intelligence" 17. Doubts on the Theory of the Intelligentsia: Is the Current Problematization of the Intelligentsia Mistaken? 18. The Theory of the Intelligentsia and the Theory of Technology: A Reexamination of the Theory of Technology 19. Liberal Philosophy and Materialism: Against Two Types of Liberal Philosophy 20. Contemporary Japanese Thought: The Superiority of Materialism for the Question of Thought Part III: The Masses and Socialism in an "Age of Reaction" 21. The Current Meaning of "Progressive" and "Reactionary" 22. A Reconsideration of the Masses 23. Liberalism, Fascism, Socialism Afterword: A Japanese Ideology for Our Time Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction, by Richard Stolz Acknowledgments Preface (1935) Preface to the Revised Edition (1936) Supplemental Preface to the Revised Edition (1937) Part I: Foundation for a Critique of Japanism 1. Problems in Contemporary Japanese Thought: Japanism, Liberalism, Materialism 2. Foundation for a Critique of Japanism: A Critique of Philological Philosophy 3. An Analysis of "Common Sense": Toward a Resolution of Two Contradictions in Social Common Sense 4. On Enlightenment: The Meaning and Necessity of Enlightenment Today 5. A Scientific Critique of Culture: An Outline for a Critique of National Purification 6. Japanist Ideology: Japanese Spiritualism, Japanese Agrarian Fundamentalism, Japanese Pan-Asianism 7. Japanese Ethics and Anthropology: An Analysis of the Social Meaning of Watsuji Tetsur¿'s Ethics 8. An Analysis of the Restorationist Phenomenon: On the Famialism Analogy 9. The Essence of Cultural Control: An Analysis of Various Aspects of Cultural Control in Contemporary Japan 10. The Fate of Japanism: From Fascism to the Ideology of the Imperial Way Part II: Foundation for a Critique of Liberalism 11. Modern Idealism in Disguise: Foundation for a Critique of "Hermeneutic Philosophy" 12. "The Logic of Nothingness," Is It a Logic?: On Nishida's Philosophical Method 13. The Sorcery of "Totality": Takahashi Satomi's Philosophical Method 14. Literature and Philosophy in an Age of Reaction: On the Delusions of "Literaturism" 15. The Essence of "Literary Liberalism": The Progressive and Reactionary Nature of "Liberals" 16. The Consciousness and Class Theory of the Intelligentsia: Against the So-Called "Class Theory of Intelligence" 17. Doubts on the Theory of the Intelligentsia: Is the Current Problematization of the Intelligentsia Mistaken? 18. The Theory of the Intelligentsia and the Theory of Technology: A Reexamination of the Theory of Technology 19. Liberal Philosophy and Materialism: Against Two Types of Liberal Philosophy 20. Contemporary Japanese Thought: The Superiority of Materialism for the Question of Thought Part III: The Masses and Socialism in an "Age of Reaction" 21. The Current Meaning of "Progressive" and "Reactionary" 22. A Reconsideration of the Masses 23. Liberalism, Fascism, Socialism Afterword: A Japanese Ideology for Our Time Notes Bibliography Index
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