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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