The Analects (Penguin Classics) by Confucius (2014-11-27)
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The Analects (Penguin Classics) by Confucius (2014-11-27)

by Confucius

Philosophy Classics Eastern Religion
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The Analects captures the essence of Confucian thought through dialogues and aphorisms on righteousness, propriety, and the ideal ruler. It guides individuals toward harmonious living and effective leadership, forming the bedrock of classical Chinese ethics and philosophy.

About This Book

The Analects is a collection of brief passages attributed to Confucius and his disciples, recording conversations and teachings on moral and ethical principles.

Central themes include the cultivation of virtue, the importance of benevolence, and the proper conduct in family and society.

As a key work in Chinese philosophy, it has influenced East Asian thought for over two millennia.

This edition from Penguin Classics provides an accessible translation of the original text.

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