*Join the illacertus library* at illacertus.gumroad.com/l/illacertus/EarlyBird30 Bushido - The Soul of Japan by Inazo Nitobé, published in 1900, is a classic exploration of Bushido, the moral and ethical code that guided Japan's samurai warriors. Nitobé outlines seven key virtues of Bushido: rectitude, courage, benevolence, respect, honesty, honor, and loyalty. These principles served as the foundation for the samurai way of life during Japan's feudal era. The book also provides historical context, tracing the origins and evolution of Bushido, and offers a comparative analysis with Western chivalry, highlighting the universal nature of noble values and principles. Nitobé's work had a significant impact on Western understanding of Japanese culture in the early 20th century, contributing to the fascination with Japan in the West during that period. 0:00:00 BUSHIDO The Soul of Japan 00:05:58 Bushido as an Ethical System 00:14:47 Sources of Bushido 00:26:15 Rectitude or Justice 00:31:43 Courage, the Spirit of Daring and Bearing 00:40:01 Benevolence, the Feeling of Distress 00:53:34 Politeness 01:04:45 Veracity or Truthfulness 01:15:07 Honor 01:24:39 The Duty of Loyalty 01:36:29 Education and Training of a Samurai 01:45:04 Self-Control 01:53:05 The Institutions of Suicide and Redress 02:15:05 The Sword, the Soul of the Samurai 02:21:42 The Training and Position of Woman 02:41:36 The Influence of Bushido 02:50:49 Is Bushido Still Alive? 03:04:36 The Future of Bushido
Alot of Japanese culture comes from China.such as fielal piety.japanese leaned it from Tang Dynasty, China.Its well documented. From both sides but not readily acknowledged in Japan
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I read this in my 20s and now I'm doing it again in my 40s. Getting back to the old me.
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Bushido - The Soul of Japan by Inazo Nitobé, published in 1900, is a classic exploration of Bushido, the moral and ethical code that guided Japan's samurai warriors. Nitobé outlines seven key virtues of Bushido: rectitude, courage, benevolence, respect, honesty, honor, and loyalty. These principles served as the foundation for the samurai way of life during Japan's feudal era.
The book also provides historical context, tracing the origins and evolution of Bushido, and offers a comparative analysis with Western chivalry, highlighting the universal nature of noble values and principles. Nitobé's work had a significant impact on Western understanding of Japanese culture in the early 20th century, contributing to the fascination with Japan in the West during that period.
0:00:00 BUSHIDO The Soul of Japan
00:05:58 Bushido as an Ethical System
00:14:47 Sources of Bushido
00:26:15 Rectitude or Justice
00:31:43 Courage, the Spirit of Daring and Bearing
00:40:01 Benevolence, the Feeling of Distress
00:53:34 Politeness
01:04:45 Veracity or Truthfulness
01:15:07 Honor
01:24:39 The Duty of Loyalty
01:36:29 Education and Training of a Samurai
01:45:04 Self-Control
01:53:05 The Institutions of Suicide and Redress
02:15:05 The Sword, the Soul of the Samurai
02:21:42 The Training and Position of Woman
02:41:36 The Influence of Bushido
02:50:49 Is Bushido Still Alive?
03:04:36 The Future of Bushido
Finally,,Thank God a man is reading this book.
😂 right?
Thanks for your efforts. Adding timestamp would be much much appreciated 🙏
Added them just now, thanks for watching.
Thank you
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You should do breakdowns on these books like you did with the 48 laws of power
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Man what a reader good voice kelp me engaged
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Alot of Japanese culture comes from China.such as fielal piety.japanese leaned it from Tang Dynasty, China.Its well documented. From both sides but not readily acknowledged in Japan
Shinto, Confucius are not religion's. he's correct.
Buddha is.
Where was that soul when they surrendered to USA and the Japanese emperor declared he was no longer a GOD just a mere mortal.
If they had an honorable enemy that didn’t commit the most coward act in war, they would of fought to every last swing d…k.
We grow and relive a decade throughout life, remind yourself each decade such gems of knowledge the wiser you become...🪐
Read us a book on bodybuilding too. One by Mike Mentzer perhaps. ETA?
No permission and doesn't fit the channel's focus but everybody should workout.
I only ask because I see so many give up and so few read. But I understand, thank you anyway.