The Way of the Samurai

Inazo Nitobe

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Stanfordpub.com
27 May 2024

Asian history; Safety in the home; Advice on careers & achieving success; Combat sports & self-defence

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"""The Way of the Samurai: Unveiling the Heart of Ancient Warriors""

When you hear the word ""samurai,"" you might imagine fierce fighters wearing masks and wielding long swords. But there's more to samurai culture than just battles. Inazo Nitobe's classic text reveals that samurai were not only warriors but also part of an aristocratic class. They balanced their martial skills with a deep appreciation for literature and the arts.

Key Points:

Bushido: This was the samurai's moral code, akin to chivalry. It emphasized qualities like honesty, courage, politeness, and loyalty. Exploring Bushido: The book delves into these values, shedding light on the samurai's way of life. Violent Traditions: Alongside their noble principles, samurai also had brutal practices, such as the intense ritual of hara-kiri (self-immolation). Enduring Influence: Although many aspects of samurai culture have faded, their principles still resonate in modern Japan and beyond.

The samurai were more than just warriors-they embodied a rich blend of honor, discipline, and tradition."

By: Inazo Nitobe
Imprint: Stanfordpub.com
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 7mm
Weight: 181g
ISBN: 9787854440114
ISBN 10: 7854440115
Pages: 118
Publication Date: 27 May 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active