英文摘要 |
With regard to Nishida there is a change of viewpoint inherent in his philosophy of place. His main line of thinking has turned from a position which sees the world from the self to the position to see the world from the world itself. My primary concern in this paper is to clarify this internal turn according to his view of reality. I will put the focal point on the discussion of his article 'Place' in 1926, and try to clarify some basic ideas of his logic. First (section two) I will explicate the general movement of Nishida's philosophizing to the stage of place. And then (section three) I attempt to clarify some basic conceptions of Nishida's logic of place, especially the way to the place of absolute nothingness. Some of the key aspects of his philosophizing will be laid out. We know that the logic of place is a logic of reality. In constructing his logic the concrete universal play an important role, we will then (section four) clarify the necessity of Nishida's turn from the predicative logic to the logic of medium. The emphasis on the medial perspective of place is a key to his later stage of philosophy. It is my view that the necessity of such a turn lies in the identity of self-contradiction, which is inherent in the concrete universal. Through this turn Nishida totally breaks away from subjectivism, and begins his philosophy from the perspective of world, which includes both self and environment. |