Exploring Teleology and Nothingness in Kyoto Philosophy

This chapter examines the philosophical concepts of the Kyoto school, particularly the notion of teleology as an open-ended process. It contrasts these ideas with Hegelian concepts, emphasizing the provisional nature of human constructs and the unpredictability of history.

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