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Analects
Book • 2000
The Analects is a classic text that addresses practical issues of life and conduct through dialogues, stories, and anecdotes.
Confucius's teachings focus on virtue, happiness, state governance, and human relationships, all based on principles of justice and moderation.
Translated by Arthur Waley and introduced by Sarah Allan, this edition remains one of the most influential texts in philosophy even after two and a half millennia.
Confucius's teachings focus on virtue, happiness, state governance, and human relationships, all based on principles of justice and moderation.
Translated by Arthur Waley and introduced by Sarah Allan, this edition remains one of the most influential texts in philosophy even after two and a half millennia.
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
Mentioned by Shadi Bartsch in relation to Plato's Republic and the comparison of their ideal states.
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Dr. Shadi Bartsch on Eastern vs. Western Philosophy
Mentioned by Edward Slingerland and 
Sean Carroll as a collection of teachings, not written by Confucius himself.
Sean Carroll as a collection of teachings, not written by Confucius himself.
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160 | Edward Slingerland on Confucianism, Daoism, and Wu Wei
Mentioned by 
Justin Tiwald when discussing the Neo-Confucian philosopher Zhu Xi and his views on the unity of virtues.
Justin Tiwald when discussing the Neo-Confucian philosopher Zhu Xi and his views on the unity of virtues.
Episode 19: Zhu Xi on the Unity of the Virtues
Mentioned as a fundamental text in Confucianism, discussed in relation to filial piety and ethical conduct.
HPC 09. Family Values: Confucian Role Ethics
Mentioned by Niu Honglin as books recommended by Zhang Chao in the late Qing dynasty for mental well-being.
Translating animal sounds
Mentioned by 
David Gardner for the quote, "We have two lives. The second begins when we realize we only have one."
David Gardner for the quote, "We have two lives. The second begins when we realize we only have one."
Great Quotes, Vol. 20: Build Yourself a Great Story
Mentioned by Peter Adamson and Karen Lai as a text containing teachings of Kong Tzu.
HPC 12. Gentlemen’s Agreement: Confucian Virtue Ethics
Mentioned when discussing early Confucian texts.
HPC 11. Mark Csikszentmihalyi on Early Confucianism
Mentioned by Shadi Bartsch in the context of comparing Confucian thought with Western philosophical traditions.
135 | Shadi Bartsch on Plato, Vergil, Confucius, and Modernity
Mentioned in relation to the discussion of Mohist philosophy and its emphasis on impartial care.
HPC 25. Benefit, Then Stop: Mohism and Impartial Care
The Analects even tells us how Kong Tzu walked, ate, and slept.
HPC 34. You Don’t Say! the Dao That Cannot Be Told
