A cultural background for traditional japanese self-cultivation philosophy and a theoretical examination of this philosophy

In David Edward Shaner, Shigenori Nagatomo & Yasuo Yuasa (eds.), Science and Comparative Philosophy: Introducing Yuasa Yasuo. New York: Brill (1989)
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