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Start of eBook	1
XV. AESTHETIC CHARACTERISTICS	1
XVI. MEMORY—IMITATION	1
XVII. ORIGINALITY—INVENTIVENESS	1
XVIII. INDIRECTNESS—“NOMINALITY”	1
XIX. INTELLECTUALITY	2
XX. PHILOSOPHICAL ABILITY	2
XXI. IMAGINATION	2
XXII. MORAL IDEALS	2
XXIII. MORAL IDEALS (Continued)	2
XXIV. MORAL PRACTICE	3
XXV. ARE THE JAPANESE RELIGIOUS?	3
XXVI. SOME RELIGIOUS PHENOMENA	3
XXVII. SOME RELIGIOUS CONCEPTIONS	4
XXVIII. SOME RELIGIOUS PRACTICES	4
XXIX. SOME PRINCIPLES OF NATIONAL EVOLUTION	4
XXX. ARE THE JAPANESE IMPERSONAL?	4
XXXI. THE JAPANESE NOT IMPERSONAL	4
XXXII. IS BUDDHISM IMPERSONAL?	5
XXXIII. TRACES OF PERSONALITY IN SHINTOISM, BUDDHISM, AND CONFUCIANISM	5
XXXIV. THE BUDDHIST WORLD-VIEW	5
	6
XXXVI. WHAT ARE THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORIENT	6
XXXVII. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS	7
INTRODUCTION	7
EVOLUTION OF THE JAPANESE	14
I	14
II	22
III	33
IV	39
V	46
VI	52
VII	57
VIII	62
IX	65
X	73
XI	81
XII	88
XIII	93
XIV	103
XV	111
XVI	124
XVII	133
XVIII	137
XIX	143
XX	147
XXI	152
XXII	162
XXIII	168
XXIV	178
XXV	186
XXVI	193
XXVII	203
XXVIII	212
XXIX	219
XXX	227
XXXI	236
XXXII	250
XXXIII	259
XXXIV	264
THE SMALLER-PRAGNA-PARAMITA-HRIDYA-SUTRA	267
XXXV	268
XXXVI	281
XXXVII	292
THE END	300
INDEX	300
Eastern and Western civilizations blending, 30-32	302
Fairbanks, Prof., 20	302
“Geisha,” dancing girl, vivacity, 168	302
Idealizing tendency, 94, 236	303
	304
Magic formulae, 320	304
Nakashima, Prof. Rikizo, 229	305
National life, stimulus from the West, 43-48	305
Obsequiousness, 140	305
“Race-soul,” 444	306
Sadness and isolation of many, 116	307
Taguchi, Dr., brain statistics, 190	308
Unaesthetic phenomena, 179	308
Wallace, 22	308
Xavier, Francis, 308	308
FOOTNOTES:	308

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