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New Philosophical Standpoints Challenge Traditional Notions of the Absolute

The Paideia Archive: Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy
Hartshorne and Nishida Re-envisioning the Absolute
Tokiyuki Nobuhara

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The article compares Hartshorne's idea of the Absolute with Nishida's perspective. Hartshorne sees the Absolute as "Surrelativism" based on divine relativity, while Nishida views it as "absolute dialectic" rooted in Buddhist Emptiness.

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