Evolution of the Japanese Social And Psychic 8 1
Evolution of the Japanese Social And Psychic 8 1
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But enough. It has become clearthat these terms have not been used consistently, nor are thedefinitions such as to command the assent of any careful psychologistor philosopher. What the writer means to say is, I judge, that themeasure of a man's personality is the amount of impression he makes onhis fellows. For the whole drift of his argument is that both thephysical and mental aggressiveness of the Occidental is far greaterthan that of the Oriental; this characteristic, he asserts, is due tot...he deficient development of personality in the Orient, and thisdeficient development he calls "impersonality. " If those writers whodescribe the Orient as "impersonal" fail in their definition of theterm "personal, " their failure to define "impersonal" is even morestriking. They use the term as if it were so well known as to need nodefinition; yet their usage ascribes to it contrary conceptions. As arule they conceive of "impersonality" as a deficiency of development;yet, when they attempt to describe its nature, they speak of it asself-suppression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But enough. It has become clearthat these terms have not been used consistently, nor are thedefinitions such as to command the assent of any careful psychologistor philosopher. What the writer means to say is, I judge, that themeasure of a man's personality is the amount of impression he makes onhis fellows. For the whole drift of his argument is that both thephysical and mental aggressiveness of the Occidental is far greaterthan that of the Oriental; this characteristic, he asserts, is due tot...he deficient development of personality in the Orient, and thisdeficient development he calls "impersonality. " If those writers whodescribe the Orient as "impersonal" fail in their definition of theterm "personal, " their failure to define "impersonal" is even morestriking. They use the term as if it were so well known as to need nodefinition; yet their usage ascribes to it contrary conceptions. As arule they conceive of "impersonality" as a deficiency of development;yet, when they attempt to describe its nature, they speak of it asself-suppression.
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