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 1 Range |           and the Indian with its individualism of the Vedas. But not even
 2 Confuc|        imparted to it its playful individualism, and had Buddhism not come
 3 Taoism|       bejewelled?" This spirit of individualism shook Confucian socialism
 4 Kamaku|          Here we find the idea of individualism struggling to express itself
 5 Kamaku|         to the spirit of European individualism in the time of chivalry,
 6 Ashika|          nations of the West.~But individualism, the underlying fire of
 7 Ashika|            plus the new spirit of individualism, and it culminates in the
 8 Ashika|       proof of the reality of the individualism of the epoch that the movement
 9 Ashika|     nothing less than a school of individualism. Under its inspiration,
10 Meiji |          Sung scholars - with its individualism based on Indian ideas -
11 Meiji | ridiculous.~The wild whirlpool of individualism, seeking ever to make its
12 Meiji |       present day. But the active individualism of Meiji, teeming with life