Inazo Nitobe's seminal work, "Bushido, the Soul of Japan," offers an expansive exploration of the samurai code of ethics, known as Bushido, intertwining cultural, historical, and philosophical elements that reflect the essence of Japanese identity. Written in English during a period of burgeoning Western interest in Eastern philosophies, Nitobe's literary style is characterized by its rich imagery and eloquent prose, making complex ideas accessible to a Western audience. He deftly navigates the ...