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On the Integration of All Philosophies

김주호;역자 : Jooho Kim;

(도서출판) 자유정신사 · 2026-09-15 서점 등재 확인 중

ISBN 9791194648529 · 철학

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On the Integration of All Philosophies – Philosophy for Philosophers

What if philosophy has never been fragmented—only misread as fragmented?

For more than 2,500 years, philosophy has unfolded as a vast constellation of schools, doctrines, and disputes. Existentialism and Buddhism, Rationalism and Empiricism, Stoicism and Psychoanalysis, Analytic Logic and Postmodern Deconstruction—each appears to speak a different language, often denying the validity of the others. This book begins with a simple but radical question: What if all philosophies are not competitors, but coordinates within a single integrated structure of thought?

On the Integration of All Philosophies presents a systematic framework that reorganizes thirty-two major philosophical traditions into Eight Integrated Philosophical Thought-Spaces, structured along three fundamental axes: Existence and Anti-Existence, Will and Anti-Will, Cognition and Anti-Cognition. Within this spatial architecture, philosophical conflicts are no longer contradictions to be eliminated, but differences of location to be understood.

Rather than arguing for one “true” philosophy, this work demonstrates how truth itself is distributed. Each philosophical tradition reveals truth from a particular structural position, and only through integration does the total form of truth emerge. From Nietzsche’s will to truth, to Zhuangzi’s playful Dao (道); from Lucretius’ cosmic nature, to Nāgārjuna’s radical emptiness, the book traces how seemingly incompatible insights belong to a single, coherent intellectual landscape.

This is not an introductory survey, nor a defense of eclecticism. It is a work written for philosophers—for readers who have already wrestled with ideas, endured doubt and contradiction, and now seek orientation rather than accumulation. It offers a way to understand freedom, tranquility, happiness, truth, time, God, the soul, and even artificial intellect—not as isolated problems, but as structurally related questions within an integrated philosophical space.

In an era where knowledge is abundant but meaning is scarce, this book proposes that philosophy’s true task is not endless division, but integration. Not synthesis by compromise, but coherence by structure. Philosophy, here, is not a battlefield of ideas—but a map.

I wish to return philosophy to everyone.

Not as the exclusive possession of brilliant intellectuals, but as something already alive in the lives of those who till the soil beneath the blazing sun, in the days of laborers who sustain cities without rest, and in the hearts of children whose eyes still reflect unclouded purity.

The world continues to fall into conflict because we believe ourselves to be different. Yet if Integrated Philosophy can lead us—even once—to reflect upon the fact that we exist within a single value, a single philosophy, and a single truth, then this book has already fulfilled its purpose and its worth.

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