CiNii Books - Discovery of Japanese idealism

This set demonstrates the increasing interest among Western people paid to civilisation in the East at the turn of the nineteenth century. Included are Kishio Satomi's studies on Nichiren and Japanese idealism, which were written from an Eastern viewpoint specifically for a Western audience. Also reprinted here is Chamberlain's translation from classical Japanese poetry which offers one of the first known attempts to interpret the literature of the Japanese to the Western world.

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The Classical Poetry of the Japanese Basil Hall Chamberlain Hb: 0-415-24532-X: 240pp: Discovery of Japanese Idealism Kishio Satomi Hb: 0-415-24533-8: 188pp: Japanese Civilization, its Significance and Realization Kishio Satomi Hb: 0-415-24534-6: 256pp: 274 volumes274 volumes

Volume: ISBN 9780415245333

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First published in 2000. This is Volume II of three of a series on Japan. Written in 1924 the author has treated his work philosophically, historically, and by way of proof has adduced several important problems concerning Japanese idealism which have as yet not been quite clearly introduced to the West

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Chapter 1 Discovery of Japanese Idealism
Chapter 2 The State is the Organ of Exaltation and Protection of Righteousness
Chapter 3 Reconstruction of Philosophy
Chapter 4 Moralization of Science
Chapter 5 Awakening of Religion
Chapter 6 The Middle Path
Chapter 7 Christ's Attitude Towards what is Moral, and that of Nichiren
Chapter 8 Gratitude
Chapter 9 Japanese Idea of Loyalty
Chapter 10 Rules of Learning and Ideals of Education
Chapter 11 Ancient Japanese Idealism and its Development
Appendix, K. Satomi

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