Gratitude:  religious sentiment, 323;
  ingratitude shown 324

Greek universe characterized, 400

Green, T.H., 397 (note)

Greene, Dr. D.C., teaching of Shinto sect, 269

Griffis, W.E., on suicide, 155;
  on religions, 315

Gubbins, introduction to translation of New Civil Code of Japan, 86;
  on woman’s position, 268

Harris, Townsend, quoted, 132;
  regulation by authority, 204;
  as to untruthfulness, 256

Hawaii, musical development, 185

Head, size of, 190

Hearn, Mr. Lafcadio, 16, 17, 68;
  mistaken contention, 263;
  privacy, 275;
  gratitude, 323

Hegel, 345; “Nothing” and Universal Soul of Buddhism, 383 (note)

Heredity:  social and physiological contrasted, 21;
  defined and analyzed, 439

Heroes and hero-worship, 89-95;
  “The forty-seven Ronin” as heroes, 89;
  craving for modern heroes, 90-92;
  Omi Sajin, 93;
  Dr. Neesima, 375

Hirase, Mr., scientist, 207

History, research suppressed, 205;
  its claims, 206;
  apparent credulity of scholars due to social system, 207

“Holy towels,” physical disease, 314

Honesty:  decline of, 280;
  explanation, 282

“Honorifics,” shades of courtesy, 179;
  indefiniteness of speech, 211

Houses, privacy impossible, 273

Housewife, simple requirements, 181

Idealizing tendency, 94, 236

Idols, imported feature of Japanese religion, 174

Ikeno, Mr., scientific discovery, 207

Illusion, 398

Imagination:  is it lacking? 233;
  shown in etiquette, political life, ambition, self-conceit, etc., 235;
  seen in optimism, 240;
  related to fancy,—­caricature, 241;
  not disproved by imitation, 242;
  sociological explanation, 243;
  constructive, 246;
  suppression of, 246

Imitation in Japanese progress, 78-81;
  creditable characteristic, 196

Immorality, increase of, 261

Impassiveness, “putty-face,” 164

Imperial and popular sovereignty, conflict between, 152-153

Imperial Edict, 328

Imperialists during the Shogunate, 146

Imperial succession of Oriental type, 150

“Impersonality”:  Hegel, 345: 
  definitions contradictory, 347, 348;
  related, to art, 351;
  family life, 352;
  divorce, 352;
  “falling in love,” 354;
  definition, 359, 360;
  outcome of social order, 361;
  not proved by courtesy of people, 362, 363,
    nor by lack of personal pronouns, 368;
  arguments against, 377;
  diverse elements analyzed, 381;
  objection to term, 385

“Impersonality” and altruism, 365

Impractical idealism:  claimed by Japanese, 236;
  illustrations, 237, 238