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Foundations of Confucian Thought Book Description Confucius is one of the most important figures in the history of thought, a pioneer educator, social critic and political scientist. As a philosopher and educator, he revealed human issues with extraordinary clarity and precision, and his words have not been forgotten or lost their currency for thousands of years. Analects of Confucius is a reference source that covers human relations in a wide range of contexts, from state and business management to social events and personal relationships. This book, which brings together the popular sayings of Confucius, aims to convey the wisdom of a great teacher to a new generation. In this text, Thomas Cleary brought together Confucius' sayings in an order appropriate to the sixty-four classic I Ching (Book of Change) hexagrams, while benefiting from Confucius' own comments. Thomas Cleary, who is known for his linguistic and technical competence in the circle of ancient Chinese texts, has brought Confucius' thoughts on subjects such as morality, behavior, business life, diplomacy and spirituality to a level that the Western reader can easily understand. Confucius's sayings on moral and practical issues, and the mastery of his blending of these two fields, together with Cleary's translation, The Art of War, are a guide for today's business and political managers. Those who seriously address the issue of ethics, both in the public and personal spheres, will find a fresh light of wisdom and encouraging anecdotes in this book... Drawing attention to the social crises that arise when those in power place their personal interests above the public interest and justice, Confucius argues that public consciousness and individual consciousness can be improved through education and integrative He argues that it can be reproduced with cultural ideals. According to Confucius, the defining quality of intellectual and political leaders is their trustworthiness; and leaders gain the trust of those they lead to the extent that they are worthy of this trust. Likewise, this state of trust is present in every individual and a sense of duty is inherent in human affairs; It takes the quality of being loyal to one's job with a humane, fair, respectful and wise attitude... Number of Pages: 192Print Year: 1997Language: TurkishPublisher: Key Books