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Dialogi konfucjańskie (Lunyu)

ok. 450 p.n.e. · autorstwa: Konfucjusz

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The Lunyu (“Selected Sayings”) is a collection of about five hundred short passages in twenty books: sayings of Confucius, brief exchanges with disciples and remarks by the disciples themselves. It was compiled after his death by his disciples and their students, probably in several layers over a long period, so it presents no system but a portrait of a teacher. Recurring terms are ren (humaneness), li (ritual propriety), xiao (filial piety) and the junzi, the exemplary person. Zhu Xi made it one of the Four Books, and for centuries Chinese, Korean and Japanese students learned it by heart.

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