The heart of Confucius : interpretations of 'Genuine living' and 'Great wisdom'

by Archie J. Bahm

Paperback, 1971

Publication

Imprint: New York, Evenston, San Francisco, London : Harper & Row Publishers, 1971, c1969. Context: Originally published in 1969 by Walker/Weatherhill. Responsibility: Confucius, translated from the Chinese by Archie J. Bahm, foreward by Thome H. Fang. OCLC Number: 927215. Physical: Text : 1 volume : 159 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm. Features: Includes bibliography.

Call number

GT-Cf / Confucius

Barcode

BK-01733

ISBN

0060802030 / 9780060802035

CSS Library Notes

Description:

Table of Contents: Genuine living
Great wisdom
Zhong yong.
Da xue.

FY1989 /

Physical description

159 p.; 19 cm

Description

“This attractive little book tells what all Western readers should know about Confucius and why his teachings are important. They are teachings that have influenced Chinese life for two and a half millenniums and expressed uni­versal human ideals that have helped to shape civilization. Archie Bahm… author of ‘The World’s Living Reli­gions’ as well as other books, has ex­tracted the major important books attributed, directly or indirectly, to Confucius: ‘Chung Yung’ (rendered as ‘Genuine Living’) and ‘Ta Hsueh’ (‘Great Wisdom’). Mr. Bahm presents these teachings in a lively, accessible prose, which is embellished with 16th-century woodblock prints from a life of Confucius.”—New York Times… (more)

Language

Original language

Chinese

Subjects

Rating

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