The Four Books of Confucianism - Bilingual Edition: English-Chinese

Anonyme, Mencius

Maison d'édition: DigiCat

Synopsis

The Four Books of Confucianism presents a profound exploration of classical Chinese philosophy, culture, and ethics through a curated selection of ancient texts. This anthology delves into central Confucian tenets, highlighting the insightful teachings and dialogues central to Confucian thought. While the texts span a range of literary forms, including discourses, anecdotes, and meditative reflections, they collectively illuminate themes of morality, humaneness, and governance. Among the standout pieces, the discussions on virtuous leadership and the cultivation of personal character underscore the enduring relevance of these philosophies in contemporary society. The anthology features contributions from venerable figures like the anonymous authors and the philosopher Mencius. These contributors have profoundly shaped Confucian discourse, drawing from varying historical and cultural contexts to elaborate on Confucian doctrines. Mencius, in particular, is renowned for his expansion on innate human goodness, offering interpretations that align with historical movements emphasising moral self-cultivation. By bringing together such diverse voices, this collection enriches the reader's understanding and appreciation of Confucianism's nuanced teachings and their historical legacy. Recommended to both seasoned scholars and newcomers, this collection provides an invaluable opportunity to traverse the philosophical landscapes of Confucianism. The collection not only imparts foundational knowledge of ancient Chinese thought but also fosters a dialogue across time and culture, encouraging readers to reflect on their own values and societal norms. Within these pages, learners and enthusiasts alike will find a treasure trove of insights, each contributing to a more profound comprehension of ethical and philosophical principles enduring through centuries.

Disponible depuis: 27/11/2023.

Longueur d'impression: 353 pages.

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