Ways of introducing culture (Japanese literature and Chinese literature II) : focusing upon Lu Xun -- What is modernity? (The case of Japan and China) -- The question of politics and literature (Japanese literature and Chinese literature I) -- Hu Shi and Dewey -- Overcoming modernity -- Asia as method
Translated from the Japanese
Yoshimi questioned the very nature of thought, arguing that thinking is less a subjective act than an opening to alterity. His works were central in drawing Japanese attention to the problems inherent in Western colonialism & to the cultural importance of Asia
