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Page iii Shuzo* Kuki and Jean-Paul Sartre Influence And Counter-Influence In The Early History Of Existential Phenomenology By Stephen Light Including The Notebook "Monsieur Sartre" And Other Parisian Writings Of Shuzo Kuki Edited and Translated By Stephen Light Foreword by Michel Rybalka Published for The Journal of the History of Philosophy, Inc. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY PRESS Carbondale and Edwardsville

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title	:	Shuzo Kuki and Jean-Paul Sartre : Influence and Counter-influence in the Early History of Existential Phenomenology Journal of the History of Philosophy Monograph Series
author	:	Light, Stephen.; Kuki, Shuzo
publisher	:	Southern Illinois University Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0809312719
print isbn13	:	9780809312719
ebook isbn13	:	9780585033723
language	:	English
subject	Kuki, Shuzo,--1888-1941, Sartre, Jean Paul,--1905- , Existential phenomenology, Time.
publication date	:	1987
lcc	:	B5244.K844L53 1987eb
ddc	:	181/.12
subject	:	Kuki, Shuzo,--1888-1941, Sartre, Jean Paul,--1905- , Existential phenomenology, Time.

Page iv For Tetsuo Kogawa and Osamu Mihashi Copyright 1987 by The Journal of the History of Philosophy, Inc. All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America Edited by Curtis L. Clark Designed by Cindy Small Production supervised by Natalia Nadraga Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Light, Stephen, date Shuzo Kuki and Jean-Paul Sartre: influence and counter-influence in the early history of existential phenomenology. (The Journal of the history of philosophy monograph series) "Including the notebook 'Monsieur Sartre' and other Parisian writings of Shuzo Kuki, edited and translated by Stephen Light." Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Kuki, Shuzo*, 1888-1941. 2. Sartre, Jean Paul, 1905- 3. Existential phenomenology. I. Kuki, Shuzo, 1888-1941. II. Title. III. Series. B5244.K844L53 1987 181'.12 86-11861 ISBN 0-8093-1271-9 (pbk.)

Page v CONTENTS The Journal of the History of Philosophy Monograph Series vii Foreword Michel Rybalka ix Preface Richard H. Popkin xiii Acknowledgments xv Part One Shuzo Kuki and Jean-Paul Sartre: Influence and Counter-Influence in the Early History of Existential Phenomenology Stephen Light 1 Part Two Considerations on Time: Two Essays Delivered at Pontigny During the Dcade of 8-18 August 1928 Shuzo* Kuki The Notion of Time and Repetition in Oriental Time 43 The Expression of the Infinite in Japanese Art 51

Page vi Part Three Propos on Japan Shuzo* Kuki Bergson in Japan 71 Japanese Theater 75 A Peasant He Is 77 The Japanese Soul 79 Time Is Money 81 In the Manner of Herodotus 83 Subject and Graft 85 Geisha 87 Two Scenes Familiar to Children 89 General Characteristics of French Philosophy 91 Part Four "Monsieur Sartre": A Notebook Shuzo Kuki 99 Bibliography 145 Index 149

Page vii THE JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY MONOGRAPH SERIES THE JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF Philosophy Monograph Series, consisting of volumes of 80 to 120 pages, attempts to accommodate serious studies in the history of philosophy that are between article length and standard book size. Editors of learned journals have usually been able to publish such studies only by truncating them or by publishing them in sections. In this series, the Journal of the History of Philosophy will present, in volumes published by Southern Illinois University Press, such works in their entirety. The historical range covered by the Journal of the History of Philosophy Monograph Series will be the same as that covered by the Journal itselfthe range from ancient Greek philosophy to that of the twentieth century. We anticipate including extended studies on given philosophers, ideas, and concepts, as well as analyses of texts or controversies and new documentary findings about various thinkers and events in the history of philosophy.

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