Episode 13 of "This Is the Way": Family Before StateConfucianism prioritizes familial love and responsibilities, leading to morally complex dilemmas regarding justice and loyalty.
Episode 14 of "This Is the Way": Women in the AnalactsProfessor Erin Cline emphasizes the need to re-evaluate the role of women in Confucian ethics as highlighted by Nanzi's mention in the Analects.
Episode 8 of "This Is the Way": The Golden RuleThe Golden Rule, embodying empathy, is fundamental to Confucian ethics, guiding individuals to avoid imposing on others what they do not desire.
Episode 13 of "This Is the Way": Family Before StateConfucianism prioritizes familial love and responsibilities, leading to morally complex dilemmas regarding justice and loyalty.
Episode 14 of "This Is the Way": Women in the AnalactsProfessor Erin Cline emphasizes the need to re-evaluate the role of women in Confucian ethics as highlighted by Nanzi's mention in the Analects.
Episode 8 of "This Is the Way": The Golden RuleThe Golden Rule, embodying empathy, is fundamental to Confucian ethics, guiding individuals to avoid imposing on others what they do not desire.
"Collaborative Learning" Lecture by Mark CsikszentmihalyiThe Collaborative Learning Project features a lecture on Confucianism by Professor Mark Csikszentmihalyi.
"Collaborative Learning" Lecture by Tim ConnollyThe lecture by Professor Tim Connolly on Confucian perspectives focuses on the value of shared transformative experiences.
"Collaborative Learning" Lecture by Mark CsikszentmihalyiThe Collaborative Learning Project features a lecture on Confucianism by Professor Mark Csikszentmihalyi.
"Collaborative Learning" Lecture by Tim ConnollyThe lecture by Professor Tim Connolly on Confucian perspectives focuses on the value of shared transformative experiences.
Comparative Essays on Hume, Confucianism, and BuddhismHume's moral philosophy aligns with Confucian concepts, exploring the interplay of tradition and taste in moral formation.
This Friday, NOVEMBER 8: "Aspiration, Ambition, and Confucian Debates on Human Nature" (online session)Mengzi believed in nurturing inherent values in humans, while Xunzi argued for developing values that individuals do not naturally possess.
ToC: Dao 23:4The latest issue of Dao 23 features 17 articles exploring themes in Chinese philosophy and ethics.
Comparative Essays on Hume, Confucianism, and BuddhismHume's moral philosophy aligns with Confucian concepts, exploring the interplay of tradition and taste in moral formation.
This Friday, NOVEMBER 8: "Aspiration, Ambition, and Confucian Debates on Human Nature" (online session)Mengzi believed in nurturing inherent values in humans, while Xunzi argued for developing values that individuals do not naturally possess.
ToC: Dao 23:4The latest issue of Dao 23 features 17 articles exploring themes in Chinese philosophy and ethics.
Two articles in HypatiaThe integration of feminist perspectives in Confucian philosophy can help address contemporary issues like same-sex marriage.Confucian familialism is currently facing challenges that impact societal care dynamics.
Episode 9 of "This Is the Way": Moral SproutsMencius posits that human beings naturally possess moral sprouts, which can develop into full virtues when nurtured.