"Kitaro Nishida and Plotinos - Before the main customer and the depth of one person"
When I attended the philosophy school of Mr. Yoshimichi Nakajima, various subjects such as analytical philosophy, foreign languages, Buddhist philosophy, psychiatry, etc. were taught by experts in addition to German idealism, which is his specialty, and it was very intellectually stimulating. Among them, many people who came to learn analytical philosophy were science-oriented, and I was able to exchange in a completely different field of humanities science. After graduating from university, I did not study philosophy professionally like a researcher for ordinary work, so when I read Kitaro Nishida's research on goodness, when I learned about the thought and pure experience of the main customer unity, I asked, "Is this thought Plotinus?" When asked, "What is Plotinus?," he replied, "It's a guy who says everything flows from one person." Mr. Nakajima immediately said, "No," and explained, "This story is about the disappearance of the ego." If you study only Western philosophy, you may be interested only in the main-customer conflict, or you may not expect that the ego disappears. Of course, there were people like Descartes who doubted the subject or object, but there are times when reading only specific philosophers. However, when asked about AI, it seems that there are similarities between the two. Kitaro Nishida's pure experience before the main-customer conflict, one of Plotinos. If you think about the cause of main customer differentiation, it might have been a little similar.
# philosophy # Plotinus # Kitaro Nishida # study of goodness # Zen # Buddhism











































































































