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- Kanokogi Kazunobu (japanisch 鹿子木 員信; geboren 3. November 1884 in der Präfektur Tokio; gestorben 23. Dezember 1949) war ein japanischer nationalistischer Religions- und Literaturwissenschaftler, der zeitweise in Deutschland lebte. (de)
- Kanokogi Kazunobu 鹿子木員信 (1884 - 1949) was a Japanese professor, philosopher, mountaineer, author and war criminal. After training as a naval engineer, he saw combat in the Russo-Japanese War; after converting to Christianity he resigned his commission and travelled to the United States to study theology at Union Theological Seminary and philosophy at Columbia University. He received his doctorate (supervised by Rudolf Eucken) while studying in Germany. After returning to Japan in 1912 he taught at Keio University, Tokyo Imperial University and Kyushu Imperial University. Kanokogi became involved in the Pan-Asianism movement, which led to him travelling to India. He was arrested by the British in Calcutta, and deported to Singapore, where he was imprisoned briefly. Following this incident, he began advocating for Indian independence. Kanokogi was a nationalist who emphasised the importance of the Imperial family in Japanese history. One of his principal works was Der Geist Japans ("The Spirit of Japan"), which was derived from a collection of lectures he gave in Germany arguing against Chinese influences on Japanese history. He was a member of the Yūzonsha society. After the war, he was held at Sugamo Prison as a Class-A war criminal. He was released in 1946 on medical grounds because he was diagnosed with terminal pulmonary tuberculosis, and died three years later from this condition. (en)
- 鹿子木 員信（かのこぎ かずのぶ、1884年（明治17年）11月3日 - 1949年（昭和24年）12月23日）は、日本の哲学者、海軍軍人。最終階級は海軍機関中尉。文学博士（東京帝国大学、学位論文「プラトン哲学の研究」）。キリスト教徒。 (ja)
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- Kanokogi Kazunobu (japanisch 鹿子木 員信; geboren 3. November 1884 in der Präfektur Tokio; gestorben 23. Dezember 1949) war ein japanischer nationalistischer Religions- und Literaturwissenschaftler, der zeitweise in Deutschland lebte. (de)
- 鹿子木 員信（かのこぎ かずのぶ、1884年（明治17年）11月3日 - 1949年（昭和24年）12月23日）は、日本の哲学者、海軍軍人。最終階級は海軍機関中尉。文学博士（東京帝国大学、学位論文「プラトン哲学の研究」）。キリスト教徒。 (ja)
- Kanokogi Kazunobu 鹿子木員信 (1884 - 1949) was a Japanese professor, philosopher, mountaineer, author and war criminal. After training as a naval engineer, he saw combat in the Russo-Japanese War; after converting to Christianity he resigned his commission and travelled to the United States to study theology at Union Theological Seminary and philosophy at Columbia University. After the war, he was held at Sugamo Prison as a Class-A war criminal. He was released in 1946 on medical grounds because he was diagnosed with terminal pulmonary tuberculosis, and died three years later from this condition. (en)
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- Kanokogi Kazunobu (de)
- Kanokogi Kazunobu (en)
- 鹿子木員信 (ja)
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