Philosophical magazine - tetsugakuzasshi

Japanese: 哲学雑誌 - てつがくざっし

A representative Japanese journal for philosophical research. Monthly. First published in 1887, it was renamed in 1992. It was based on the Tetsugakukai (Philosophical Society) which was founded in 1884 by Inoue Tetsujiro, Miyake Setsurei, Nishi Amane and others, and covered a wide range of subjects including not only philosophy but also history and literature. It gradually became a philosophical journal based in the University of Tokyo's Department of Philosophy. Its publisher has undergone many changes from Tetsugaku Zasshisha to Yuhikaku, where it is currently located. [Yamamoto Taketoshi]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

日本の代表的な哲学研究の専門誌。月刊。1887年に創刊された《哲学会雑誌》が92年に改題したもの。井上哲次郎，三宅雪嶺，西周（にしあまね）らが1884年に創立した官学アカデミズムの濃い哲学会を基盤にし，哲学のみならず歴史学，文学など幅広い領域を対象にしていたが，しだいに東京大学哲学研究室を基盤とした哲学専門誌となった。発行所は哲学雑誌社から幾多の変遷を経て，現在は有斐閣である。【山本武利】

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