The Principal Thoughts of the Ancient Chinese Socialism, or, the Doct Rine of the Philosopher Micius: From the Original by Ernst Faber ; Tr Anslated From the German by C.F. Kupfer [1897 ]
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The Principal Thoughts of the Ancient Chinese Socialism, or, the Doct Rine of the Philosopher Micius: From the Original by Ernst Faber ; Tr Anslated From the German by C.F. Kupfer [1897 ]

by Di Mo

Philosophy Chinese Classics Socialism
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The Principal Thoughts of the Ancient Chinese Socialism captures the doctrines of philosopher Micius from original sources. Translated in 1897 by C.F. Kupfer from Ernst Faber's German edition, it explores key ideas of early Chinese philosophy and social ethics. This historical text offers a glimpse into foundational socialist principles in ancient thought.

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This book presents the principal thoughts of ancient Chinese socialism, drawing from the doctrines of the philosopher Micius, also known as Mozi.

Originally compiled and translated by Ernst Faber from the German by C.F. Kupfer in 1897, it provides a historical perspective on early Chinese philosophical traditions.

The work focuses on the core principles attributed to Micius, emphasizing ethical and social concepts from ancient texts.

As a translated edition, it serves as an accessible entry into the study of pre-Confucian thought in China.

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