Reviewed summary
Zen no Kenkyu/ On Goodness
Ever feel like your experience of the world is sliced and diced into ‘me’ and ‘that thing over there’? Yeah, Nishida thought that separation was bunk. What if reality isn’t some neat subject-object split but a messy, seamless flow? That’s the kind of mind-bender ‘An Inquiry into the Good’ throws at you, mixing Zen with Western philosophy before it was cool.
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