The Japanese mind
Subtitle: essentials of Japanese philosophy and culture
By: Charles A. Moore, editor ; with the assistance of Aldyth V. Morris.
Contributors: Moore, Charles Alexander, 1901-1967.; Morris, Aldyth V.; University of Hawaii (Honolulu); East-West Philosophers' Conference.
Edition: Paperback ed.
Publisher: University Press of Hawaii
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Honolulu
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
Subjects: Philosophy, Japanese; National characteristics, Japanese; Japan -- Intellectual life
Notes: Reprint.  Originally published: Hononlulu : East-West Center Press, 1967.

"Consists exclusively of papers ... taken from the books resulting from the four East-West Philosophers' Conferences held at the University of Hawaii in 1939, 1949, 1959, and 1964."--Pref.

Consciousness of the individual and the universal among the Japanese / Nakamura Hajime -- The appearance of individual self-consciousness in Japanese religion and its historical transformations / Hori Ichirō -- The individual in Japanese ethics / Furukawa Tesshi -- The status and the role of the individual in Japanese society / Kōsaka Masaaki -- The status of the individual in the notion of law, right, and social order in Japan / Kawashima Takeyoshi -- Editor's supplement : the enigmatic Japanese mind / Charles A. Moore.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The relation of philosophical theory to practical affairs in Japan / Miyamoto Shōson; title: Shintō : Japanese ethnocentrism / Sakamaki Shunzō; title: Buddhism of the one great vehicle (Mahāyāna) / Hanayama Shinshō; title: Modern trend of Western civilization and cultural peculiarities in Japan / Yukawa Hideki; title: Reason and intuition in Buddhist philosophy / Suzuki Daisetz Teitarō; title: Some Japanese cultural traits and religions / Kishimoto Hideo; title: An interpretation of Zen experience / Suzuki Daisetz Teitarō; title: Basic features of the legal, political, and economic thought of Japan / Nakamura Hajime; title: The status of the individual in Mahāyāna Buddhist philosophy / Ueda Yoshifumi