Confucian analects

by Confucius

1. 'To learn,' said the Master, and then to practise opportunely what one has learnt-does not this bring with it a sense...

Confucianism

by Daniel K. Gardner

The religion of China

by Max Weber

K'ungtse und der konfuzianismus

by Richard Wilhelm

Confucianism

by Thomas Hoobler

Confucianism

by Paul R. Goldin

The Confucian Odes

by Ezra Pound

Lun yu

by Confucius

Confucianism and Chinese civilization

by Arthur F. Wright

Confucianism in China

by Tony Swain

The Confucian persuasion

by Arthur F. Wright

A short history of Confucian philosophy

by Liu, Wu-chi

Confucian Philosophy of Harmony

by Chenyang Li

Confucianism

by Kuang-Mo Ho

Japanese Confucianism

by Kiri Paramore

Neo-Confucianism

by JeeLoo Liu

Eastern Religions

by Michael D. Coogan

The Confucian Transformation of Korea

by Martina Deuchler

Confucian Perfectionism

by Joseph Chan

Confucian ethics

by Kwong-loi Shun, David B. Wong

I would like to begin by considering some familiar contexts in which talk of rights, especially those one person might c...