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    Human nature and Morality

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    (described in the instructions for Writing Assignment #1) of some claim from philosophers we’ve read after the Minitest. Epicureanism Today or Confucius Today or Stoicism Today: See below. Philosophical Poetry: Analyze and critique one of Laozi’s poems. See below.  Epicureanism Today or Confucius Today or Stoicism Today  Instructions: Epicurus‚ Confucius‚ and the Stoics (Seneca and Epictetus) all developed philosophical theories with enduring appeal. Pick one of these three theories‚ and write

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    first and then figure out the reasons which may useful for us. The Confucius is the core of Chinese culture and he is also one of the earliest economists in China. His Confucian theory has been used by Chinese governments to control their people as long as thousands years. Here is the question for today. How does the Confucius’ economics become an antidote to our economic recession? First of all‚ let’s talk about the Confucius’ view of wealth. His theory is based on morality and it is also the

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    Junzi

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    altered by Confucius to mean a person with high virtue and moral achievement. Despite junzi’s literal meaning‚ Confucius believed that any righteous man willing to practice virtue can become a junzi and an exemplary man. However‚ this Utopian idea of a noble person is not very realistic to become‚ in nowadays society. This essay will define Confucius’ standards of junzi‚ and reveal both strengths and weaknesses of junzi in the context of the modern world. How to become a junzi? Confucius’ standard

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    background of Master Kong (Confucius) in the early beginnings of the religion. The purpose of the paper is to discuss the common characteristic of Confucianism with other eastern religions‚ the contemporary issues it faces‚ and the interaction between the modern world and Confucianism. Also the paper list the nine most common text of literature used by the religion and it includes the role of women and the five bonds also known as the five great relationships. History Confucius was born August27‚ 551

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    Confucius‚ the founder of Confucianism‚ was said to have lived around the same time as Lao- Tzu‚ the founder of Taoism‚ in the sixth century B.C.E. Confucianism and Taoism are two belief systems that serve as guides for the lives of their followers. Confucianism stresses love and kindness for humanity‚ the worship of ancestors‚ and encourages all followers to seek the quality of Jen‚ translated to “love‚ goodness‚ and human-heartedness”. The ultimate goal of Confucianism is to be the superior human

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    The Social Meaning of Body The Social Meaning of Body in Confucian Tradition: Between Moral and Political Power Lee Seung-Hwan Abstract In Confucian tradition‚ mind and body are not regarded as separated entities. Human consciousness and emotions are deeply rooted in the physical body. The body is a field of expression that mediates between the Self and the outer world. Through continuous effort of character building‚ the body elevates itself from a physical being to a social one‚ from

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    China? What is a notable problem Confucius set out to rectify? What is meant by the Rival Chinese schools? The Confucian system was based on the teachings of Confucius. Confucius spread ideas about political virtue and good government. He was not a religious leader which shifted Chinese values. He emphasized the importance of personal virtue. He believed that if people were taught that they would find a reverence for tradition and a solid political life. Confucius set out to rectify political disorder

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    CONFUCIANISM REPORT KAS2 FOUNDER: Kong Qui or K’ung Fu-tzu or better known as Confucius was born August 27‚ 551 B.C. in Tuo‚ China (during Zhou Dynasty‚ Feudal Era). [1] In the Analects‚ he is said to be born in an aristocratic family but there are those who claim that he was born into poverty. Believes in Taosm but does not teach about his faith. Some say that he is not the founder of Confucianism due to Confucius awareness that he himself is only a transmitter of his teachings which has been

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    Confucianism

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    symbols instead ofChinese characters. Temple of Confucius of Jiangyin‚Wuxi‚ Jiangsu. This is a wénmiào(文庙)‚ that is to say a temple whereConfucius is worshiped as Wéndì(文帝)‚ "Culture Emperor"‚ "God Making Culture Thrive". Gates of the wenmiao of Datong‚Shanxi. Confucianism‚ also known as Ruism‚[1][2] is an ethical and philosophical system‚ on occasion described as a religion‚[note 1]developed from the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Confucius (551–479 BCE). Confucianism originated as an "ethical-sociopolitical

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    gentleman. There are dozens of examples of Confucius’s disciples asking how to become a gentleman or what a gentleman would do‚ and Confucius himself uses hypothetical gentleman in order to show examples of morality. While not the overall theme‚ I think there were several other reoccurring themes that played into the main theme of the book. In book XVII chapter 23‚ Confucius says that a gentleman‚ more than anything‚ should have morality. I think most of the themes of the book can be grouped in morality

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