Part

 1 Intro |         case of Japan the vital element in her national activity
 2 Range |     traces of a purely pastoral element, such as we see abstracted
 3 Confuc|     desert, became the dominant element. From their territories,
 4 Confuc| political thought - a dangerous element in the feudalistic kingdoms
 5 Confuc|    state, and yet, the critical element in the test being fixed,
 6 Buddhi|         all. It was this second element, so akin to the feeling
 7 Fujiwa|    Buddhism, still the dominant element in the nation's range of
 8 Kamaku|        chivalry of its romantic element. The idealising of women
 9 Tokuga|        catch the truly national element in art, as their brethren
10 Meiji |  Buddhist interpretations. This element in the national~religion
11 Meiji |          it is hoped, the vital element in the contemporary art