An Introductionto confucianism

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of illustrations = ⅷ
• Preface = xi
• Confucianism in history : chronological table = xiv
• Introduction : Confucian studies East and West = 1
• Stages of the Confucian evolution = 4
• Methodological focuses = 10
• Structure and contents = 12
• Translation and transliteration = 14
• 1 Confucianism, Confucius and Confucian classics = 16
• 'Confucianism' and ru = 16
• Ru and the ru tradition = 17
• Confucius = 21
• Confucianism as a 'family' (jia) = 26
• Confucianism as a cult (jiao) = 28
• Confucianism as a form of learning (xue) = 29
• Ethics, politics and religion in the Confucian tradition = 30
• An ethical system? = 32
• An official orthodoxy? = 34
• A religious tradition? = 38
• Confucian classics = 47
• Ancient records and the classics = 49
• Confucius and the Confucian classics = 52
• Confucian classics in history = 54
• The Thirteen Classics = 56
• The Five Classics = 57
• The Four Books = 63
• 2 Evolution and transformation-a historical perspective = 68
• Confucianism and three options = 68
• Mengzi and his development of idealistic Confucianism = 71
• Xunzi : a Great Confucian synthesizer = 76
• The victory of Confucianism and its syncretism = 81
• Dong Zhongshu and the establishment of Han Confucianism = 83
• Classical Learning : controversies and debates = 86
• The Confucian dimension of 'Mysterious Learning' = 89
• The emergence of Neo-Confucianism = 96
• Five masters of early Neo-Confucianism = 98
• Zhu Xi and his systematic Confucianism = 105
• The Idealistic School : Lu Jiuyuan and Wang Shouren = 109
• Korea : the second home for Confucianism = 115
• Japanese Confucianism : transfiguration and application = 125
• 3 The Way of Confucianism = 139
• The Way of Heaven = 141
• Heaven and the Confucian Ultimate = 142
• Heaven and moral principles = 147
• Heaven as Nature or Natural Law = 149
• The Way of Humans = 153
• Morality as transcendence = 155
• Good and evil = 160
• Sacred kingship and humane government = 165
• The Way of Harmony = 169
• Harmony : the concept and the theme = 170
• Oneness of Heaven and Humans = 174
• Humans and Nature = 175
• Social conflicts and their solutions = 178
• 4 Ritual and religious practice = 190
• Confucianism : a tradition of ritual = 191
• Ritual and sacrifice = 191
• Sacrifice to Heaven = 196
• Sacrifice to ancestors and filial piety = 199
• The cult of Confucius = 204
• Learning and spiritual cultivation = 209
• Learning as a spiritual path = 216
• Spiritual cultivation = 216
• Confucianism and other religious traditions = 223
• The unity of three doctrines = 224
• Confucianism and Daoism = 229
• Mutual transformation between Confucianism and Buddhism = 233
• Confucianism and Christianity = 237
• 5 Confucianism and its modern relevance = 245
• Confucianism : survival and renovation = 246
• Stepping into the modern age = 247
• The rise of modern Confucianism = 251
• Unfolding of the Confucian project = 255
• The themes of modern Confucian studies = 261
• Confucianism and the fate of China = 263
• Confucianism and western culture = 266
• Confucianism and modernization = 270
• Confucianism and its modern relevance = 273
• The revival of Confucian values = 274
• An ethic of responsibility = 279
• A comprehensive understanding of education = 280
• A humanistic meaning of life = 284
• Select bibliography = 287
• Transliteration table = 309
• Index = 330