Evolution of the Japanese : a Study of Their Characteristics in Relation to the Principles of Social And Psychic Development
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-chapter xxi.
MORAL IDEALS 255 righteousness and loyalty and truth to naught. Among the Westerners who from of old have studied details minutely, I have not heard of one who was zealous for the Great Way, for benevolence, righteousness, loyalty, and truth, and who opposed the absurdities of the Lord of Heaven [God].'* ' Let then the child make its par- ent. Heaven; the retainer, his lord; the wife, her husband; and let each give up life for righteousness.
Thus will each serve Heaven. But if we ...exalt Heaven above parent or lord, we shall come to think that we can serve it though they be disobeyed, and like wolf or tiger shall rejoice to kill them. To such fearful end does the Western learning lead." f The foregoing quotations reveal the exalted nature of the ideals held by at least some of the leaders of ethical thought in Japan. Taken as a whole, the moral ideals characterizing the Japanese during their entire historical period have been conspicuously communal.
The feudal structure of society has determined the peculiar character of the moral ideal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-chapter xxi.
MORAL IDEALS 255 righteousness and loyalty and truth to naught. Among the Westerners who from of old have studied details minutely, I have not heard of one who was zealous for the Great Way, for benevolence, righteousness, loyalty, and truth, and who opposed the absurdities of the Lord of Heaven [God].'* ' Let then the child make its par- ent. Heaven; the retainer, his lord; the wife, her husband; and let each give up life for righteousness.
Thus will each serve Heaven. But if we ...exalt Heaven above parent or lord, we shall come to think that we can serve it though they be disobeyed, and like wolf or tiger shall rejoice to kill them. To such fearful end does the Western learning lead." f The foregoing quotations reveal the exalted nature of the ideals held by at least some of the leaders of ethical thought in Japan. Taken as a whole, the moral ideals characterizing the Japanese during their entire historical period have been conspicuously communal.
The feudal structure of society has determined the peculiar character of the moral ideal.
What to read after Evolution of the Japanese : a Study of Their Characteristics in Relation to the Principles of Social And Psychic Development?
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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