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Confucius - the Secular as Sacred
| Kiadó: | Harper & Row, Publishers |
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| Kötés típusa: | Ragasztott papírkötés |
| Oldalszám: | 84 oldal |
| Sorozatcím: | Harper Torchbooks |
| Kötetszám: | TB1682 |
| Nyelv: | Angol |
| Méret: | 20 cm x 14 cm |
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PHILOSOPHY
CONFUCIUS-
tne Secular As Sacrec.
BY HERBERT FINGARETTE
"When I began to read Confucius, I found him to be a prosaic and parochial moralizer; his collected sayings, the Analects, seemed to me an archaic irrelevance. Later, and with increasing force, I found him a thinker with profound insight and with an imaginative vision of man equal in its grandeur to any I know. Increasingly, I have become convinced that Confucius can be a teacher to us today—a major teacher, not one who merely gives us a slightly exotic perspective on ideas already current. He tells us things not being said elsewhere; things needing to be said. He has a new lesson to teach.
"Having the benefit of some acquaintance with recent developments in the philosophical study of man, I also saw that there are distinctive insights in the Analects, which are close in substance and spirit to some of the most characteristic of the very recent philosophical developments. In these respects, then, he was 'ahead... Tovább
Fülszöveg
PHILOSOPHY
CONFUCIUS-
tne Secular As Sacrec.
BY HERBERT FINGARETTE
"When I began to read Confucius, I found him to be a prosaic and parochial moralizer; his collected sayings, the Analects, seemed to me an archaic irrelevance. Later, and with increasing force, I found him a thinker with profound insight and with an imaginative vision of man equal in its grandeur to any I know. Increasingly, I have become convinced that Confucius can be a teacher to us today—a major teacher, not one who merely gives us a slightly exotic perspective on ideas already current. He tells us things not being said elsewhere; things needing to be said. He has a new lesson to teach.
"Having the benefit of some acquaintance with recent developments in the philosophical study of man, I also saw that there are distinctive insights in the Analects, which are close in substance and spirit to some of the most characteristic of the very recent philosophical developments. In these respects, then, he was 'ahead of our times' until recently, and this is an important reason for his having been neglected in the West for several centuries. Now, however, we can profit from the parallels in his thinking to certain new strands of Western thought, for here his way of putting the issues places them in a fresh perspective."
—From the Preface Vissza
Herbert Fingarette
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