The Trouble with Confucianism
William Theodore de BaryThe Trouble with Confucianism
December 3, 1991150 pages
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This text looks at the role and meaning of Confucianism in modern Asia. For some, Confucius is the symbol of a reactionary and repressive past, whilst for others he is a humanist, admired for his ethical system and discipline
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