Confucianism in China (Volume 3)

Author: Pang Pu
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Publish Date: 1997-01-01
Features: The Chinese Confucianism is a comprehensive and systematic work in encyclopedic style, focusing on introducing Confucianism, one of the most influential schools of thought in Chinese history. This book is the third volume, primarily introducing important Confucian classics, writings, and historical events from the pre-Qin period to the modern era. "Classics and Writings" are categorized into General (including The Writings of the Thirteen Classics and Records of Han Scholarship Inheritance), Classics (including Collected Interpretations of the Analects, Commentary on the I Ching, and The Great Commentary on the Rites), and Miscellaneous (including The White Tiger Commentaries, The Great Treatise on the Primordial Diagram, and The Conversations of Chu Hsi). They are arranged chronologically, with a focus on introducing the authors, formats, contents, and historical academic value of the relevant works.