Working the miracle of the 20th century. The seven elements of Japanese strength. By a Japanese

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• FOREWORD
• WORKING THE MIRACLE OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY / 1
• Japan the Last Nation to Awaken / 2
• The Western Imperialism / 3
• China's Great Delusion / 5
• Disunity in the East / 7
• The Problem of East and West / 8
• Anti-foreignism in China / 11
• Attempting the Impossible / 12
• SEVEN ELEMENTS OF JAPAN'S STRENGTH / 17
• I. The Military Power of Japan / 19
• II. The Growing Population / 21
• The Effect of the "Incident" / 22
• Causes of Rise and Fall / 24
• III. The Homogeneity of Japanese Race / 26
• Hospitality to Foreigners / 27
• Conditions in the Eighth Century / 29
• The "Melting Pot" / 31
• The Meakness of Spirit / 33
• IV. The Family System in Japan / 35
• Love of Children / 36
• The Parable of the Prodigal Son / 37
• Pastoral Traditions / 39
• V. New Moral Incentives / 41
• Japan's New Burden / 42
• The Uses of Adversity / 43
• A Cloud Over the Horizon / 45
• Changing Scenes / 47
• VI. The Imperial Throne of Japan / 49
• The Gospel"To Die" / 51
• Nogi and Gordon / 52
• No Snobs,No Social Butterflies / 54
• The Father of the People / 55
• The Rock on Which Throne Stands / 57
• VII. The Art of Best Life / 59
• Stevenson's Story / 60
• "O-do"and Bushido / 62
• Japanese Arts Only Arts of Life / 63
• Zen and Confucianism / 66
• Realistic Philosophers / 67
• The"Learning of the Heart" / 68
• Nippon Seishin / 70
• POSTSCRIPT / 73

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