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Contents 8 Acknowledgements 9 Conventions 11 Abbreviations 12 Introduction 14 The existing locations of Nishida and the Kyoto School 16 Structure and sources 19 1 Theorizing dissent 22 The responsibilities of intellectuals (in Japan) 24 Language and political sleight-of-hand 28 Towards the (in)effectual intellectual 33 2 The politics of harmony and awakening 39 Politics before ‘philosophy’ in Japan 39 Valuing harmony 42 Valuing awakening 44 The politics of self-cultivation and hierarchy 51 The Shintō problem 56 Problems of international relations 57 The site of political thought in early-twentieth-century Japan 59 3 The early Nishida and the place of Japanese political philosophy 63 The politics of Zen no kenkyū 63 The Nishida of Zen no kenkyū, 1870–1911 64 Nishida’s politics before 1911 65 Structuring Zen no kenkyū 67 Pure experience and personality 68 Zen no kenkyū as political criticism 69 Intuitive ethics 70 Heteronomous theories 70 Autonomous theories: 1—rationalism 72 Autonomous theories: 2—hedonism 73 Unity of personality and satisfaction (manzoku) as the good 75 Zen no kenkyū and international relations 79 Utopianism or naïveté—the early Nishida and the role of philos

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