Nishida Kitaro · Philosophy
Nishida’s late logic of the historical world: reality is a <em>self-identity of absolute contradiction</em> - one and many, continuous and discontinuous, at once - and the world is creative, forming itself ‘from the made to the making’ through individuals who are shaped by the world even as they shape it.
You learned that for the late Nishida the world is an absolute contradictory self-identity - one and many, continuous and discontinuous, held in tension without synthesis - and that it is creative, moving ‘from the made to the making,’ with each individual both formed by the world and forming it through ac…
Leads to G. W. F. Hegel.
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