Section 172

April 12, 2016 //

Yoshida Kenko, Tsure-Zure Gusa

I just can’t make up my mind about this.
Is it the figment of an idealist monk’s imagination, the factual description of how things happened in Medieval Japan or a wise advice coming from a great teacher?

Tags Kenko, Tsurezuregusa

Categories altruism, Choices we make, collective identity, cooperation, Frames of mind, limited rationality, Mutual Respect, Psychology, The kind of world we live in

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