A Critical Reading of the Nature of the Moral according to Nishida Kitarô (Kyoto School)

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Delzendehnezhad Amir; ROSTAMI YADOLLAH

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Journal: NAQD VA NAZAR Year:2021 | Volume:26 | Issue:3 (103) Page(s): 90-110

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A Critical Reading of the Nature of the Moral according to Nishida Kitarô (Kyoto School)

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Delzendehnezhad Amir | ROSTAMI YADOLLAH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Morality

Nishida Kitarô

the moral

Kyoto School

emptiness

the good

Abstract

In this paper we critically examine the nature of the moral in Nishida Kitarôs views, by drawing on a descriptive-analytic method, and through a content analysis of some of his works. In Nishidas view, the moral is grounded in a number of fundamental philosophical propositions. This requires some explanation, to which this research is partly devoted. The main question is what a morally good action is in Nishidas view? According to Nishida, a morally good action is one that spontaneously arises from a moderate character. A moral action is characterized as genuine and nongenuine. A morally good action leads one toward unityunity with being, ones authentic self, and others. The desire towards the other and unity with it constitutes the core of a moral ought. The notions of loyalty, love, and responsibility towards others come from this desire or force. A good genuine action tends to unity and the center, whereas morally bad actions tend toward plurality and escape from the center. The center rests on a metaphysical foundation of the absolute entity. Nishidas moral philosophy is descriptive in character, lacking any normative dimension in the most specific sense of the term. The paper ultimately aims to present foundational and superficial critiques of Nishidas latter idea. Finally, we criticize and ask questions about the moral in Nishidas philosophy.

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Delzendehnezhad, Amir, & ROSTAMI, YADOLLAH. (2021). A Critical Reading of the Nature of the Moral according to Nishida Kitarô (Kyoto School). NAQD VA NAZAR, 26(3 (103) ), 90-110. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/950734/en

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Delzendehnezhad Amir, ROSTAMI YADOLLAH. A Critical Reading of the Nature of the Moral according to Nishida Kitarô (Kyoto School). NAQD VA NAZAR[Internet]. 2021;26(3 (103) ):90-110. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/950734/en

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Amir Delzendehnezhad, and YADOLLAH ROSTAMI, “A Critical Reading of the Nature of the Moral according to Nishida Kitarô (Kyoto School),” NAQD VA NAZAR, vol. 26, no. 3 (103) , pp. 90–110, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/950734/en

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