Taking Confucian Ethics Seriously

Taking Confucian Ethics SeriouslyA consideration of Confucian ethics as a living ethical tradition with contemporary relevance. This thought provoking work presents Confucianism as a living ethical tradition with contemporary relevance. While acknowledged as one of the world's most influential philosophies, Confucianism's significance is too often consigned to a historical or solely East Asian context. Discussing both the strengths and weaknesses of Confucian ethics, the volume's

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