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共 39 段- The problem stated--Definitions--Remarks on
- But this misunderstanding of Japan reveals an equally profou
- Comparison is often made between Japan and India. In both co
- This has virtually been the national policy of Japan ever si
- I by no means contend that the women of Old Japan were all a
- That there are no useless or even evil features in our Weste
- Bearing in mind, therefore, the character of the factors tha
- It is not to be lightly assumed that the spirit of hero-wors
- Shortly after my first arrival in Japan, I was walking home
- Two other strongly contrasted traits are found in the Japane
- Of a period some two hundred years earlier, it is stated tha
- The recent war with China was the occasion of focusing patri
- Are we to say that the Japanese are more courageous than oth
- One day I called on a family, expecting to meet the mother,
- Though the honorific characteristics of the language seem to
- According to Dr. Davis, the average European male brain weig
- Under the early influence of Buddhism (900-1200 A.D.) Japan
- A case in mind is of an evangelist employed by our mission s
- Not a little of the teaching of Shushi (1130-1200 A.D.) and
- Mr. Percival Lowell states that the root of all the peculiar
- "No one is to act simply for the gratification of his own de
- The new Civil Code adopted in 1898 furnishes an authoritativ
- I have made a large number of inquiries in regard to the inc
- Unending lines of pilgrims, visiting noted Shinto temples an
- The widespread irreligious phenomena of New Japan are, there
- In Shinto, sin is little, if anything, more than physical im
- The Japanese pride themselves on their gratitude. It is, how
- This individualistic development of the communal principle i
- The more we study the above definitions, the more baffling t
- The term "impersonality" demands special attention, being th
- In addition to the three hundred words which may be used as
- The asserted "impersonal" characteristic of Buddhism and of
- In the summer of 1898, with the Rev. C.A. Clark I was invite
- No attempt has been made either in ancient or modern times t
- Many a student of New Japan perceives that she is abandoning
- The difficulty under consideration is due to two classes of
- Nearly all biologists admit that change in the form of natur
- Filial obedience: extreme application, 263;
- [Footnote BH: P. 163.]