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Evolution of the Japanese
Social and Psychic
BY
SIDNEY L. GULICK, M.A.
Missionary of the American Board in Japan
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
EVOLUTION OF THE JAPANESE
I
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
II
HISTORICAL SKETCH
III
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRESS
IV
THE METHOD OF PROGRESS
V
JAPANESE SENSITIVENESS TO ENVIRONMENT
VI
WAVES OF FEELING—ABDICATION
VII
HEROES AND HERO-WORSHIP
VIII
LOVE FOR CHILDREN
IX
MARITAL LOVE
X
CHEERFULNESS—INDUSTRY—TRUTHFULNESS—SUSPICIOUSNESS
XI
JEALOUSY—REVENGE—HUMANE FEELINGS
XII
AMBITION—CONCEIT
XIII
PATRIOTISM—APOTHEOSIS—COURAGE
XIV
FICKLENESS—STOLIDITY—STOICISM
XV
ÆSTHETIC CHARACTERISTICS
XVI.
MEMORY—IMITATION
XVII
ORIGINALITY—INVENTIVENESS
XVIII
INDIRECTNESS—"NOMINALITY"
XIX
INTELLECTUALITY
XX
PHILOSOPHICAL ABILITY
XXI
IMAGINATION
XXII
MORAL IDEALS
XXIII
MORAL IDEALS
XXIV
MORAL PRACTICE
XXV
ARE THE JAPANESE RELIGIOUS?
XXVI
SOME RELIGIOUS PHENOMENA
XXVII
SOME RELIGIOUS CONCEPTIONS
XXVIII
SOME RELIGIOUS PRACTICES
XXIX
SOME PRINCIPLES OF NATIONAL EVOLUTION
XXX
ARE THE JAPANESE IMPERSONAL?
XXXI
THE JAPANESE NOT IMPERSONAL
XXXII
IS BUDDHISM IMPERSONAL?
XXXIII
TRACES OF PERSONALITY IN SHINTOISM, BUDDHISM, AND CONFUCIANISM
XXXIV
THE BUDDHIST WORLD-VIEW
XXXV
COMMUNAL AND INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS IN THE EVOLUTION OF JAPANESE RELIGIOUS LIFE
XXXVI
WHAT ARE THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORIENT?
XXXVII
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS
THE END
INDEX
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