88 The "War and Peace" of Kyoto School Philosophers
South of the Ginkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto, along the canal drawn from Lake Biwa, there is a quiet and elegant tree-lined path. Nishida Kitaro, a philosopher at Kyoto University, often walked here, and the path became famous, known to the world as the "Philosopher's Path." In this episode, we invited Professor Xu Yingjin from the School of Philosophy at Fudan University to engage in a unique (and frequently controversial) discussion on topics such as the relationship between "Kyoto School philosophers" and Japan's wars of aggression, the influence of Continental phenomenology on Japan, and how Japanese philosophy can go global. Starting May 30, 2024, "Leftover Talk" will officially launch its "Annual Membership Program."
Original Chinese title & description
88 京都学派哲学家的“战争与和平”
在京都银阁寺南面，沿着自琵琶湖引出的水渠，有一条安静雅致的树荫小道。京都大学哲学家西田几多郎经常于此散步，这条小道也因此得明，被世人称为“哲学小道”。本期节目，请到了复旦大学哲学学院的徐英瑾教授，将围绕“京都学派哲学家”与日本侵略战争的关系、欧陆现象学对日本的影响以及日本哲学如何走向世界等话题展开一场别开生面（暴论频出）的讨论。 自2024年5月30日起，《边角聊》将正式推出“年度会员计划”。
Participation credit “本期参与者”：沙青青（微信公众号：13号埋立地、小红书：Sha-13号埋立地）。
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