Tetsugaku Companion to Happiness

Introduction: The Concept of Happiness in Japan.- Saiwai and Fuku: Happiness in Ancient Japan.- Does Zazen Make Others Happy? The Perfomativity of Zazen in Dōgen.- Intellectual History without Questioning Happiness: A Tentative Formulation of Happiness in the Premodern Japan.- Bentham, Mill, and Early Meiji Period Utilitarianism: “Happiness” and Translation of the “Principle of Utility”.- Ernst and Happiness.- Acceptance of Protestantism and Happiness: The Case of Uchimura Kanzō.- Time, Will, and Happiness in Kuki Shūzō.- Is There “Happiness” in Watsuji’s Ethics?.- Establishment and Development of the Modern Value of Domestic Happiness through Love Marriage: Focusing on Watsuji Tetsurō.- The Intentionality of Happiness.