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    Confucius

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    but rather an ethical thinker whose aim was to improve moral and social order. He believed all aspects of life flow from an ethical core and to achieve moral and social order‚ one must look within oneself. Some of the key concepts emphasized in Confucianism are: the concepts of Good (jen)‚ Ritual (li)‚ Virtue (te‚ or moral power)‚ and the Gentleman or “superior man” (chun-tzu). All of these concepts are vitally important but for the purpose of this paper‚ I will focus on the concept of jen and how

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    South Korea is unprecedented in its rapid growth in Christianity in the last century. After major introduction in the late 19th century‚ Christianity has grown from being 1.7 percent of the population in 1914 to 27.6 percent in 2016; growth being especially notable after the Korean War. Protestant worshipers are particularly prominent in South Korea‚ making it the country with the highest percentage of population identifying as Protestant in Asia. This leaves South Korea with the unique position

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    Ideological Manipulation in Translation in a Chinese Context: Su Manshu ’s Translation of Les Misérables by Li Li | | | | | | | | |1. Introduction:

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    The Philosophy of Confucius

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    their lives in accordance with. Confucianism has had the most the most prevalent influence on Chinese society for nearly two thousand years (c100BC-1900AD)‚ it affected all aspects of Chinese life; education‚ politics and personal conduct in both one’s private and public affairs. It became the paramount school of thought and later significant philosophies such as Daoism and Legalism would take their lead from Confucianism. The Chinese government made Confucianism the official state philosophy but

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    Unit 2 Test

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    Confucianism Beliefs: • One of Conficius’s most important tenets was respect for different family members and reverent treatment for the elder members of any society or group. • He simply wanted to instruct others in his ideas and help them behave morally. • Confucius wanted his fellow men to be upright and honorable‚ and to uphold the standards of behavior that had distinguished the Chinese empire in years past. • Confucius encouraged moderate behavior‚ thought‚ and action; • He asked all

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    the drinking table‚ using respecting way of talking to parents‚ the figure of ideal woman and such are expected to exist there as long as being part of the Korean society. These phenomena are remarkable in a sense that long standing history of Confucianism and newly came yet strong power of Christianity are somewhat greatly mixed together. The reason behind this is because the purpose of religion after all is receiving “care” from them‚ especially for the country like Korea where it has traumatic

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    The Life of the Chinese

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    Buddhism and has influenced Chinas literature as well as their medicine. There are about 300 Taoist Temples spread across china. Taoists live in Hong Kong‚ Macau and the Mainland too. Along with these three major religions Confucianism is also highly practiced in China. Confucianism isn’t necessarily a religion but a way of living or ethical code. This shaped Chinas culture greatly by shaped the Chinese thinking and teaching patterns. Another traditional Chinese belief is to worship the souls of their

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    Confucian Parenting

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    Style Throughout history‚ the Confucian style of parenting has gained the attention of many parents in Asian countries. This authoritative style of parenting began in the Asian country of China. The whole idea of Confucian parenting is based on Confucianism‚ which is a culture based on proverbs and teachings of their leader‚ Confucius. Traditional Chinese and Confucius culture emphasizes strong interdependent relationship between parents and children. The traditional belief [of Confucian parenting]

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    laws. The Confucianists and Taoists would also disagree with the abolishment of the prefect system because they don’t believe human nature is bad. The followers of the Xunzi branch of Confucianism would approve of the rule because they agree with the Legalist view of human nature. Yet‚ the Mencius branch of Confucianism and the Taoists believe that humans are born good. This thought process does not explain why chimps and our ancient hunter-gatherer ancestors are violent. The amendments to the rules

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    other). These two are like a cause and effect. 3. How could the hexagrams of the I Ching (The Book of Changes) be viewed as means of divination? How could they be seen as having personality and wisdom of their own? Note the editorial work of the Confucianism. - Chinese sought the future in the patterns of the shell of the tortoise or in stalks of grains. The shell of the tortoise was sought to be especially in tune with the rhythms of the universe because of the long life of its inhabitant.

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