読み物カテゴリ： ‘哲学への招待’
Philosophy 320: “Introspection and extrospection” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 320: “Introspection and extrospection” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 319: “The significance of elevation perpendicularly to the ultimate” (Toshiyuki Namai)
Philosophy 319: “The significance of elevation perpendicularly to the ultimate” (Toshiyuki Namai)
Philosophy 318: “From the sublime to the ridiculous” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 318: “From the sublime to the ridiculous” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 317: “No one can serve two masters” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 317: “No one can serve two masters” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 316: “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Japan)
Philosophy 316: “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Japan)
Philosophy 315: “A German philosopher, Schopenhauer loved solitude” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai)
Philosophy 315: “A German philosopher, Schopenhauer loved solitude” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai)
Philosophy 314: “‘Mono no aware’ (the pathos of things) in Japanese spiritual culture”
Philosophy 314: “‘Mono no aware’ (the pathos of things) in Japanese spiritual culture”
Philosophy 313: “‘The Seventeen-Article Constitution’ established by Prince Shotoku of Japan in 604”
Philosophy 313: “‘The Seventeen-Article Constitution’ established by Prince Shotoku of Japan in 604”
Philosophy 312: “Anglo-Saxon American law has been developed based on the experience of empiricism”
Philosophy 312: “Anglo-Saxon American law has been developed based on the experience of empiricism”
Philosophy 311: “Intellectual curiosity is graceful” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Tokyo, Japan)
Philosophy 311: “Intellectual curiosity is graceful” (lectured by Toshiyuki Namai, Tokyo, Japan)
