… However, Confucius, in accordance with the text of “Lunyui”, did not directly answer the …
appearance emerged in Confucian doctrine, expressed in the form of devotion display to …

… Chinese philosopher Confucius "Lunyui", the core problem of which, in our opinion, is the
concept of the "noble man" (Jun-tzu). It is asserted that a "noble man" in the concepts of a …

… sayings of Confucius recorded in the Lun yui (Analects): "Set … noble man must by all means
make himself fully conversant with the ancient precepts. Say the gentleman and noble man …

… to achieve far less noble goals-reputation for profound thinking, literary renown, or even
wealth and rank.5 Inspired by a remark made by Confucius in the Lun-yui, Chu drew a …

… “Lun yui” (Conversations and ideas); but even this book was not written by Confucius himself
… Coming from a noble but impoverished family, Confucius tried to make a career as a civil …

… his understanding that the conscientiousness of the noble man required that the noble man
… ) the Way, the Lunyui constitutes the principal source for Confucius' teaching. Taiho based …

In my dissertation, I investigate the development of the ethical theory of emotions in two
ancient Chinese Confucian texts, Lúnyŭ (the Analects of Confucius) and Mèngziˇ (Mencius). …

… purely subjective judgments' [Lun-yui 9.4]." Yet the restraint shown here has been treated
as an exception to Confucius's normal practice. As the subcommentator Hsui Yen #,A" says, "…

… , ie, the Lunyui ire"0 or Analects, would have been the first of the Confucian classics to have
been … the profound utterances of Confucius, and that all, from the nobility to ordinary people, …