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Translator’s Preface The Origination of Translating The Spirit of Chinese Confucianism The Spirit of Chinese Confucianism and Its World of Meaning Through Translation, Meaning Emerges Between History and the Present Translators Who Reside at Home, and Readers Who Roam afar Meaning Is Not Inherent But Always Manifests in Expression or Speech Preface Contents About the Author 1 Introduction 2 An Overview of Confucianism 2.1 Searching Out “Ru” 2.2 Confucius and His Disciples 2.3 Four Stages of Development for Confucianism 3 Five Classics and Four Books 3.1 The Five Classics 3.2 The Four Books of Confucian Classics 4 Humanist Spirit of Confucianism 4.1 Characteristics of Chinese Humanity 4.2 Confucian Scholarship and Chinese National Spirit 5 Kernal Value Orientations of Confucianism 5.1 Central Concepts of Chinese Confucianism 5.2 Central Concepts of Korean Confucianism 5.3 Central Ideas of Japanese Confucianism 5.4 Core Value System Based on Human-Heartedness 5.5 Modern Significance of Confucian Core Values 6 Confucian Idea of Public and Private 6.1 Notion of Public and Private 6.2 Confucius’ Appeal to Justice 6.3 Mencius’ Theory of Rectitude and Justice 6.4 Confucian Public Philosop

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Author

Qiyong Guo

Publisher

Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd Fka Springer Science + Business Media Singapore Pte Ltd

Language

EN

ISBN

9789819947997

Category

nonfiction