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Confucianism

The Journal of Asian Studies, 1995
Study of the confucian tradition is dominated by historical and philosophical approaches. Religion and spirituality have been neglected with a consistency that would be admirable if it had been used to better ends—one need only remember James Legge's comment on the amount of religious material contained in theRecords of Ritual(c.
Rodney Taylor, Gary Arbuckle
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Confucianism

, 2013
This chapter explores the development and rise of Confucianism as the state cult in China, and discusses the social role of Confucianism in terms of education, community development, health care, environment and gender.
Xiangshu Fang (13070466), L Bi (13617418)   +1 more
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Confucianism and “Confucianism”

2023
Abstract The modern encounter with Confucianism, both in China and the West, has been shaped by the legacies of Western missionary and imperialist contacts with Chinese culture. In order to extricate the meanings of “Confucius,” “Confucian,” and “Confucianism” from their original colonialist frameworks, attention must be paid to both ...
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Confucianism

, 2012
This article examines ...
Chi Yun Chang, Orient Lee
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Confucian Democrats, Not Confucian Democracy

Dao, 2020
The notion that if democracy is to flourish in East Asia it must be realized in ways that are compatible with East Asian’s Confucian norms or values is a staple conviction of Confucian scholarship. I suggest two reasons why it is unlikely and even undesirable for such a Confucianized democracy to emerge.
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Confucianism in America

Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 1993
Selon l'A., au niveau fondamental, les ideaux politiques americains et confuciens convergent. Est examinee la Regle d'or de Confucius et comparee avec ses equivalents occidentaux. Enfin, L'A.
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Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism

2017
In this chapter the author defends the view that the major variants of Confucian ethics qualify as virtue ethics in the respects that matter most, which concern the focus, investigative priority, and explanatory priority of virtue over right action.
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Confucian Leadership Meets Confucian Democracy

Journal of Social and Political Philosophy, 2022
Confucian democrats hold that the roles of Confucian political leaders must be rethought, just as the modern Confucian polity must shift from a monarchy to a constitutional democracy. This does not mean that modern Confucians must turn their backs on traditional Confucian views of leadership, however: the key traditional insights are still important ...
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