Publication
Imprint: Boston : New YorK : Shambhala, 1991. Responsibility: Edited and translated from the Chinese by J.C. Cleary. OCLC Number: 757059453. Physical: Text : 1 volume : xxv, 172 pages ; 23 cm.
Call number
GT-Cf / Clear
ISBN
0877736014 / 9780877736011
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CSS Library Notes
Description: the philosophical, religious, and social political teachings of Confucianism have played a central role in East Asian culture for many centuries. This book presents a selection of passages from leading Chinese thinkers of the later Ming Dynasty, a peak period of confusion creativity influenced by Buddhism and Taoism. Chosen for their practical interest and universal appeal of the passages are concerned with how to develop the personality, conduct social relations, and order society. In contrast to the common misconception of Confucianism as of formalistic ideology link to authoritarian political regimes, these passages emphasize the cultivation of spiritual qualities as a means of operating harmoniously and in the world. -- from back cover
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Physical description
xxv, 172 p.; 23 cm
Description
The teachings of Confucianism have played a central role in East Asian culture for many centuries. This book presents a selection of passages from leading Chinese thinkers of the later Ming dynasty (16th and 17th centuries).
Language
Original language
Chinese
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