New Shinto Philosophy Challenges Buddhist Power in Japan with Nationalistic Approach.
LIN Luo-shan criticizes Buddhist beliefs and incorporates ZHU Xi's ideas to develop a new philosophy. He uses pragmatism and nationalism to adapt foreign cultures, particularly Confucianism, into Japanese philosophical thought. This analysis sheds light on how Japan absorbs and interprets external influences, showcasing the blending of different cultural elements in philosophical discourse.