Chapter Seven JAPANESE ETHICS AND ANTHROPOLOGY

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. INTRODUCTION ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxxiii
5. PREFACE 1
6. PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION 3
7. SUPPLEMENTAL PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION 4
8. PART I Foundation for a Critique of Japanism
9. Chapter One Problems in Contemporary Japanese Thought 5
10. Chapter Two FOUNDATION FOR A CRITIQUE OF JAPANISM 19
11. Chapter Three AN ANALYSIS OF “COMMON SENSE” 39
12. Chapter Four ON ENLIGHTENMENT 61
13. Chapter Five A SCIENTIFIC CRITIQUE OF CULTURE 77
14. Chapter Six JAPANIST IDEOLOGY 88
15. Chapter Seven JAPANESE ETHICS AND ANTHROPOLOGY 104
16. Chapter Eight AN ANALYSIS OF THE RESTORATIONIST PHENOMENON 117
17. Chapter Nine THE ESSENCE OF CULTURAL CONTROL 128
18. Chapter Ten THE FATE OF JAPANISM 136
19. Chapter Eleven MODERN IDEALISM IN DISGUISE 147
20. Chapter Twelve “THE LOGIC OF NOTHINGNESS,” IS IT A LOGIC? 163
21. Chapter Thirteen THE SORCERY OF “TOTALITY” 174
22. Chapter Fourteen LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY IN AN AGE OF REACTION 186
23. Chapter Fifteen THE ESSENCE OF “LITERARY LIBERALISM” 196
24. Chapter Sixteen THE CONSCIOUSNESS AND CLASS THEORY OF THE INTELLIGENTSIA 203
25. Chapter Seventeen DOUBTS ON THE THEORY OF THE INTELLIGENTSIA 210
26. Chapter Eighteen THE THEORY OF THE INTELLIGENTSIA AND THE THEORY OF TECHNOLOGY 220
27. Chapter Nineteen LIBERAL PHILOSOPHY AND MATERIALISM 230
28. Chapter Twenty CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE THOUGHT 242
29. PART III The Masses and Socialism in an “Age of Reaction”
30. Chapter Twenty-one The Current Meaning of “Progressive” and “Reactionary” 257
31. Chapter Twenty-two A RECONSIDERATION OF THE MASSES 273
32. Chapter Twenty-three LIBERALISM, FASCISM, SOCIALISM 282
33. AFTERWORD A Japanese Ideology for Our Time 293
34. NOTES 303
35. BIBLIOGRAPHY 325
36. INDEX 329