"Treatise on Basic Philosophy"

"Treatise on Basic Philosophy" is a comprehensive philosophical work by the Japanese philosopher Kitaro Nishida. It explores fundamental questions about existence, consciousness, and reality, aiming to develop a cohesive understanding of how humans experience the world. Nishida examines the nature of the self, perception, and ultimately, the unity of all things through a process called "pure experience." The book combines Eastern and Western philosophical ideas, offering a unique perspective on how consciousness interacts with the universe. It serves as a foundational text in modern Japanese philosophy, encouraging readers to reflect on the deep structure of human experience.