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The Books of Traditional Confucian Canon - cover

The Books of Traditional Confucian Canon

Confucius

Translator James Legge

Publisher: Musaicum Books

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The Books of Traditional Confucian Canon, compiled by the revered Chinese philosopher Confucius, is a collection of ancient texts that delve into the core values of Confucianism. This scholarly work encompasses discussions on ethics, family values, social harmony, and the importance of rituals in society. The book is written in a concise and profound style, reflecting Confucius' teachings on morality and governance. The content provides readers with insights into the societal norms and ethical principles upheld by Confucian scholars for centuries. It serves as a cornerstone of Chinese philosophy and remains a pivotal text in understanding East Asian cultural history. Confucius, a highly influential thinker in Chinese history, was inspired to compile the Traditional Confucian Canon to preserve the rich teachings of Confucianism for future generations. His dedication to moral and ethical principles shines through in this seminal work, which continues to shape Chinese society and philosophy. Confucius' profound wisdom and scholarly contributions have made him a revered figure in the realms of ethics and governance. I highly recommend The Books of Traditional Confucian Canon to readers who are interested in delving into the philosophical and ethical foundations of Confucianism. This timeless work offers valuable insights into the cultural and moral norms that have shaped Chinese society for centuries, making it essential reading for those curious about East Asian philosophy.
Available since: 01/04/2022.
Print length: 174 pages.

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