To learn from the past is to serve the present: a Confucian lesson
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http://epublications.bond.edu.au/cm/vol3/iss1/6Abstract
Extract: Confucius (551-479 BC) ranks as China's most renowned educator and philosopher. His thought not only spans generations but also crosses diverse cultures in its worldwide appeal. Indeed, the very name Confucius is the Latinised version of Kong Fu Zi. A study of Confucius philosophical thought provides a significant civilisational resource in our understanding of the world and our efforts to change it. In the spirit of Confucius who studied the past to serve the present, this article examines the philosophy of this ancient educator to enlighten our modern ways.Date
1998-11-01Type
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