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四書大全 明胡廣, 明楊榮, 明金幼孜[輯] ; 明徐九一訂正 ; 熊谷立閑[熊谷茘斎][標注] Volume 26@39@17 1691 [Leather Bound]
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Sishu Daquan Volume 26 is a scholarly compilation of the Four Books, edited by Ming dynasty figures Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi, with corrections by Xu Jiuyi and annotations by Kumagai Ritsukan. This 1691 leather-bound edition serves as an essential resource for exploring Confucian philosophy, ethics, and classical Chinese literature in its historical context.
About This Book
The Four Books, foundational texts in Confucianism, are presented in this comprehensive compilation known as Sishu Daquan. Compiled by Ming scholars Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi, it includes key works such as The Great Learning, The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects of Confucius, and Mencius.
This edition features corrections by Xu Jiuyi and annotations by Kumagai Ritsukan, enhancing readability and interpretation for students of classical Chinese philosophy. The volume reflects the scholarly rigor of the Ming era's approach to Confucian education.
As a leather-bound reprint from 1691, it preserves the historical format while making the text accessible to modern readers interested in East Asian thought and ethics.
The annotations provide contextual insights, aiding in the understanding of moral and political principles central to Confucian doctrine.
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