China - Choosing to Live Like Confucius
"This presentation explores the profound influence of Confucius on Chinese society, from his life and philosophy to its application in ancient and modern China, examining individuals who choose to live by Confucian principles, and addressing the challenges and criticisms of Confucianism in today's world."
5. CONFUCIUS
• One of the greatest philosophers, a
great thinker who lived from 551 to
479 BCE.
• More popularly known as Kongzi
(Kong Zi, literally “Master Kong”)
in Chinise.
• Confucius is the Latin name of K’ung
Fu-tzu, which means “The Great
Teacher K’ung.”
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6. CONFUCIUS
• In the “Analects,” the Chinese
philosopher Confucius is often
referred to simply as:
• The Master (Zi)
• The “Great Sage”
• “First Teacher”
• “Model Teacher for Ten Thousand
Ages”
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8. Analects
• A collection of teachings of
Confucius, presented as a series of
discourses and dialogues.
• The “Analects of Confucius” consists
of 20 books.
• Three most important philosophies
can be grasped Analects
• Jen (benevolence)
• Yi (propriety)
• Li (ritual)
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