Japanese thinker Nishida featured in German calendar

Japanese thinker Nishida featured in German calendar

KANAZAWA, Japan - The late Kitaro Nishida (1870-1945), considered Japan's most influential 20th-century philosopher, appears in a German publishing company's 2002 calendar featuring the world's great thinkers.

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