Evolution of the Japanese, Social And Psychic
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This I did then, andhave repeatedly done since. The same absurd rule is applied, I amtold, between Yokohama and Tokyo.
But our interest in these illustrations is the light they shed onJapanese character. They indicate the intellectual angle from whichthe people have looked out on life. What is the origin of thecharacteristic? Is it due to deep-lying race nature, to the quality ofthe race brain? Even more clearly than in the case of"roundaboutness, " it seems to me that "nominality" is due to th...enature of the old social order. Feudalism has always exhibited more orless of these same features. To Anglo-Saxons, reared in a land blessedby direct government of the people, by the people, and for the people, such methods were not only needless but obnoxious. Nominalresponsibility without real power has been seen to breed numberlessevils. We have learned to hate all nominalism, all fiction ingovernment, in business and, above all, in personal character. Butthis is due to the Anglo-Saxon social order, the product in largemeasure of centuries of Christian instruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This I did then, andhave repeatedly done since. The same absurd rule is applied, I amtold, between Yokohama and Tokyo.
But our interest in these illustrations is the light they shed onJapanese character. They indicate the intellectual angle from whichthe people have looked out on life. What is the origin of thecharacteristic? Is it due to deep-lying race nature, to the quality ofthe race brain? Even more clearly than in the case of"roundaboutness, " it seems to me that "nominality" is due to th...enature of the old social order. Feudalism has always exhibited more orless of these same features. To Anglo-Saxons, reared in a land blessedby direct government of the people, by the people, and for the people, such methods were not only needless but obnoxious. Nominalresponsibility without real power has been seen to breed numberlessevils. We have learned to hate all nominalism, all fiction ingovernment, in business and, above all, in personal character. Butthis is due to the Anglo-Saxon social order, the product in largemeasure of centuries of Christian instruction.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gulick, Sidney Lewis, 1860-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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