Confucianism World Religions Thomas and Dorothy Hoobler

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Hoobler, Dorothy

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York; Facts On File, Inc.; 2004Edition: Updated EditionDescription: 128tr; Hard cover, large size; 19.5x22.5cmISBN:

9780816057283

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299.512
T454-H78

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Summary: This book, as part of the World Religions Series, is an account of the historical development of Confucianism. Founded 2,500 years ago, Confucianism was a system of ethical behaviour and social responsibility which evolved into one of the great spiritual traditions of the East. This book presents the basic tenets of Confucinian thoughts, traces its evolution in response to the events of Chinese history, and examines its enduring relevance to the contemporary world.

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This book, as part of the World Religions Series, is an account of the historical development of Confucianism. Founded 2,500 years ago, Confucianism was a system of ethical behaviour and social responsibility which evolved into one of the great spiritual traditions of the East. This book presents the basic tenets of Confucinian thoughts, traces its evolution in response to the events of Chinese history, and examines its enduring relevance to the contemporary world.

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