Saneyuki Yamatsuta

Professor

Biography

Dr. Yamatsuta joined NUCB Business School in 2015 after completing his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Science at the University of Tokyo. He specializes in ethics and his research is focused on philosophy, particularly dealing with Kant's philosophy. Dr. Yamatsuta’s current research consists of a comparative analysis between Kant's ethics and Watsuji's ethics. He has published a number of articles outside of Japan, also publishing books and presenting his research findings both domestically and internationally.

Research Interests

Philosophy, Ethics

Final Education

Ph.D., University of Tokyo

Academic Papers

Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2024) Intellectual Intuition as New Practical Reason? Hegel’s Critique of Kant’s Ethics Reconsidered. Kant Studien
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2024) The Problem of reception of Plato by Kant und Hegel. Journal of Philosophy 66 :0289-5056
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2023) Highest Good and Infinite Progress. Philosophy
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2022) Beauty and Idea Reconsidering Hegel's Critique of Kant. Japanese Kant Society 23
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2021) The Concept of Passion in Kant’s Anthropology: Reconsidering the Relationship between Anthropology and Critical Ethics. The Court of Reason Proceedings of the 13th International Kant Congress 13 :3110700700
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2020) The Concept of Individuality by Watsuji Tetsuro. Annals of Ethics 69 :0483－0830
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2020) Power of Negation, Power of Limitation. Hitoria Philosophiae 62 :0289－5056
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2019) The Moralization of Human Dignity in Kant's Ethics. Kant-Studien 209 :978-3-11-066149-1
Saneyuki Yamatsuta (2019) Avoiding Modernity. Philosophy 70 :9784862859402

Book & Case Publishing

Yamatsuta Saneyuki (2021) Socializing Robot. Gagugei Miraisya