confucianism

A collection of writings which explore the life and work of Confucius, one of China's most famous teachers, philosophers, and political theorists.

Examines Cufucianism in conjunction with its resurgence in China a nd the rest of the world. Presents its history, basic beliefs, and evolutionin response to historical events in China.

An introduction to Confucianism that discusses the religion's theories, beliefs, practices, traditions, history and dominant role in East Asian and Southeast Asian cultures.

Presents volume five of a fourteen-volume series on World Religions exploring the origin, development, and traditional beliefs of Confucianism, and discusses their system of ethical behavior and social responsibility, geographical distribution, basic tenets of Confucian thought, rituals and ceremonies, sacred sites, and more.

Presents nineteen essays that discuss Confucianism, and examines the life of Confucius as a scholar and teacher during the Chou Dynasty, Confucian concepts, the spread of Confucianism throughout the Far East, and more.

Discusses what Confucianism is, the life, times, and teachings of Confucius, and the spread and practice of Confucianism in modern times.