Saishu Kogi Gakkyu No Kiwami (Kadokawa Sofuia Bunko)

[Machine Translation] The foundation of Japanese knowledge was laid by scholars with an insatiable spirit of inquiry. As Kenro Doi says, "First of all, it is necessary to understand what it means to understand. D.T. Suzuki explains the essence of Zen, Gen Nakamura sees the universality of human history in the history of Indian thought, Hayao Kawai finds the purpose of psychotherapy in the discovery of his own story, and Yoshihiko Amino points out that the changing relationship between nature and man has brought challenges to the study of history. This anthology touches on the sincere academic lives of these giants of knowledge.

日本の知の礎を築いたのは、飽くなき探求心を持ちつづけた学者たちだった。土居健郎は言う、「まず「わかる」とはどういうことかということをわかる必要があるでしょう」。禅の本質を説く鈴木大拙、インド思想史に人類史的な普遍性を見た中村元、心理療法の目的を自身の物語の発見に見出した河合隼雄、自然と人間の関係の変化が歴史学に課題をもたらしたと指摘する網野善彦。知の巨人たちの真摯な学究人生に触れるアンソロジー。