1. This book is brings Nietzsche and Continental Philosophy together into conversation with Japanese Mahayana Buddha Dharma. It demonstrates the relevance of Nietzsche for Zen practice. 2. Intersections between Asian and Continental thought have been very productive for philosophy. More and more scholars are turning to philosophies outside of the European tradition. 3. Jason M. Wirth is a senior scholar who is well known for his philosophical contributions in Continental thought and Asian thought.
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1. This book is brings Nietzsche and Continental Philosophy together into conversation with Japanese Mahayana Buddha Dharma. It demonstrates the relevance of Nietzsche for Zen practice. 2. Intersections between Asian and Continental thought have been very productive for philosophy. More and more scholars are turning to philosophies outside of the European tradition. 3. Jason M. Wirth is a senior scholar who is well known for his philosophical contributions in Continental thought and Asian thought.
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