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    Supports→Only that which entails the absolute existential mediation of the death and resurrection of the self can properly be called absolute nothingness

    Absolute nothingness requires absolute existential mediation, not merely logical self-identity

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    In this later text, Philosophy as Metanoetics, written around the same time as Nishida was elaborating his own kenotic idea of a self-negating absolute nothingness, Tanabe, in a putative critique of Nishida, also writes: “Because the absolute subject of Other-power is absolute nothingness … it must be thoroughly mediated by the relative self. In contrast to a mere ‘self-identity of absolute contradictories’, only that which entails the absolute existential mediation of the death and resurrection

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