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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@2 1691 [Leather Bound]
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The Four Books Compendium gathers the core Confucian classics—Analects, Mencius, Great Learning, and Doctrine of the Mean—compiled by Ming scholars Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi. Corrected by Xu Jiuyi and annotated by Kumagai Ritsukan, this 1691 leather-bound edition serves as a vital resource for exploring classical Chinese philosophy and ethics. (48 words)
About This Book
The Four Books Compendium is a meticulously compiled anthology of the foundational Confucian texts known as the Four Books, central to traditional Chinese education and moral philosophy.
Compiled during the Ming dynasty by prominent scholars Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi, this work organizes and presents the Analects, Mencius, Great Learning, and Doctrine of the Mean in an accessible format.
Xu Jiuyi contributed corrections to ensure textual accuracy, while annotations by Kumagai Ritsukan, also known as Kumagai Rissai, add interpretive notes to aid understanding.
This 1691 volume, presented in a durable leather binding, preserves the intellectual heritage of Confucian thought for study and reference.
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