Chapter 22

Nude in art: its lack,

175

-177

Obsequiousness,

140

Occident and Orient: conflict not unending,

13

;

social intercourse and mutual influence,436

Occidental civilization; a defect in,

71

Ohashi, Junzo, opposed to Western thought,

254

Old Japan,

35

-37;

its oppression,53,54;

emptiness of common life,54;

condition of woman,54,56;

divorce,56,57;

moral and legal maxims,252,253;

its morality,244,261

"Omi Sajin," Sage of Omi,

93

Oriental characteristics: are they distinctive?

422

;

general opinion of,423;

view of author,425;

social, not racial,425,434

Originality in art,

203

;

judicious imitation,209

Orphan asylums,

131

Oyomei,

228

Patriotism,

48

-51;

relation to apotheosis,144,158;

to war,145;

Christian orphans,145

Peasants, stolidity,

165

Pedigree, "nominal" not actual ancestry,

215

Peery, Dr., Japanese philosophical incompetence,

225

Personality:

21

-22;

importance of,342;

defined,356-357;

characteristics of,358;

"strong" and "weak,"374,375;

Confucian ethics,390;

Supreme Being,391;

gods of popular Buddhism,391;

idea grasped by Japanese,393;

sketch of development,394;

racial or social inheritance,395;

progress in ethico-religious process,447;

the criterion of progress,447

Personality in conception of nationality,

373

Personal pronouns, their lack possible proof of personality,

369

;

"honorific" particles,368;

substitutes,370,371

Pfleiderer, Prof., religious deficiency of Japanese,

286

Phallicism: its suppression,

325

;

Western influence,326

Philosophy: Occidental ignorance of its history in Japan,

200

;

terms used,221;

Japanese students of,229;

individuals interested,229

Philosophical ability,

225

-232;

Japanese claims,225;

constructive power,226;

writers mentioned,229;

East and West compared,231

Pilgrimages: statistics,

290

-291;

immorality,326

Poetry characterized,

186

Powder, smokeless, invention of,

207

Pride, sociological explanation,

19

,

21

Progress, modern characteristic,

52

-60;

defined,57;

light-heartedness no proof of,59;

its method,61-71;

recognition of individual worth,63-67;

knowledge of implements and methods,67-70;

imitation,78-81;

passion for it,143

Psychic nature and social life,

439

Psychic evolution,

444

Psychic function and psychic organism,

445

Psychological similarities, Japanese and Anglo-Saxon,

189

Public speaking, fluency,

219

"Putty-face,"

164

"Race-soul,"

444

Ransome, Mr. Stanford, quoted,

51

;

"Japan in Transition,"46

Reforms, governmental initiative,

201

Religion: its characteristics social, not racial,

309

;

loyalty and filial piety,322;

liberty in belief,327;

the Imperial Edict,328;

forms determined by history,329;

the problem of to-day,414;

Religions classified,421

Religious or not? appearances explained,

286

;

judged by phenomena,288;

prayer, shrines, charms,292;

Buddha-shelves, God-shelves,293;

emotion and social training,296;

emotion shown in abstraction,297

Religious life,

404

,

421

;

communal,404;

present difficulty in Japan,420

Renaissance of Japan,

29

-30

Revenge: the ancient law,

128

;

teachings of Confucius and Lao-tse,128-129

Reverence, apparent lack of,

304

"Ri" defined,

221

Roman alphabet: adoption recommended by many,

192

"Roundaboutness": characteristic of speech and action,

211

;

recent improvement,212

Sadness and isolation of many,

116

Sage of Omi,

see

"Omi Sajin."

Salvation and sin,

314

;

Buddhist and Christian,379

Samurai: high mental power,

social leaders, impractical,

244; their relation to trade,

252; new ideals,256; revolt

from religious forms,298

Segregation and divergent evolution,

443

Self-confidence not without

grounds,141,143; reorganization

by young men,141-142

Self-control: moral teaching,

250; Kujuro, the self-controlled,251

Sensitiveness to environment,

72,81; illustrated by students

abroad,73, by life in Japan,73-77

Shimose, Mr., invention, smokeless powder,

207

"Shinshu," "Reformed" Buddhism,

198

Shinto: nature and history,

305,306; personal gods,391;

communal,405; no longer a

religion,405; world view,

406; religious sanction for

social order,407; revived,412


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