Confucian Analects, The Great Learning & The Doctrine of the Mean
by Confucius; Legge, JamesFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 1971-06-01
Publisher(s): Dover Publications
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Entire text of theAnalects of Confuciusin large, readable characters, and beneath this Legge's full translation, which has been accepted and the definitive, standard English version. Full chinese text, standard English translation on same page. Finest edition anywhere of one of world's finest thinkers.
Table of Contents
THE PROLEGOMENA.
CHAPTER I. OF THE CHINESE CLASSICS GENERALLY.
I. Books included under the Name of the Chinese Classics
II. The Authority of the Chinese Classics
CHAPTER II. OF THE CONFUCIAN ANALECTS.
I. Formation of the Text of the Analects by the Scholars of the Han Dynasty
II. "At what time, and by whom, the Analects were written ; their Plan ; and Authenticity"
III. Of Commentaries upon the Analects
IV. Of Various Readings
CHAPTER III. OF THE GREAT LEARNING.
I. "History of the Text, and the different Arrangements of it which have been proposed"
II. "Of the Authorship, and distinction of the Text into Classical Text and Commentary"
III. Its Scope and Value
CHAPTER IV. THE DOCTRINE OF THE MEAN.
I. "Its Place in the Lî Chî, and its Publication separately"
II. Its Author ; and some account of him
III. Its Integrity
IV. Its Scope and Value
CHAPTER V. CONFUCIOUS AND HIS IMMEDIATE DISCIPLES.
I. Life of Confucious
II. His Influence and Opinions
III. His Immediate Disciples
CHAPTER VI. LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL WORKS WHICH HAVE BEEN CONSULTED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS VOLUME.
I. "Chinese Works, with Brief Notices"
II. Translations and other Works
THE BODY OF THE VOLUME.
I. CONFUCIAN ANALECTS
Book I. Hsio R
II. Wei Chang
III. Pâ Yî
IV. Lî Zan
V. Kung Yê Ch'ang
VI. Yung Yê
VII. Shû R
VIII. T'âi-po
IX. Tsze Han
X. Hsiang Tang
XI. Hsien Tsin
XII. Yen Yüan
XIII. Tsze-lû
XIV. Hsien Wan
XV. Wei Ling Kung
XVI. Chî Shih
XVII. Yang Ho
XVIII. Wei Tsze
XIX. Tsze-chang
XX. Yâo Yüeh
II. THE GREAT LEARNING
III. THE DOCTRINE OF THE MEAN
INDEXES.
I. Subjects in the Confucian Analects
II. Proper Names in the Confucian Analects
III. Subjects in the Great Learning
IV. Proper Names in the Great Learning
V. Subjects in the Doctrine of the Mean
VI. Proper Names in the Doctrine of the Mean
VII. Chinese Characters and Phrases
CHAPTER I. OF THE CHINESE CLASSICS GENERALLY.
I. Books included under the Name of the Chinese Classics
II. The Authority of the Chinese Classics
CHAPTER II. OF THE CONFUCIAN ANALECTS.
I. Formation of the Text of the Analects by the Scholars of the Han Dynasty
II. "At what time, and by whom, the Analects were written ; their Plan ; and Authenticity"
III. Of Commentaries upon the Analects
IV. Of Various Readings
CHAPTER III. OF THE GREAT LEARNING.
I. "History of the Text, and the different Arrangements of it which have been proposed"
II. "Of the Authorship, and distinction of the Text into Classical Text and Commentary"
III. Its Scope and Value
CHAPTER IV. THE DOCTRINE OF THE MEAN.
I. "Its Place in the Lî Chî, and its Publication separately"
II. Its Author ; and some account of him
III. Its Integrity
IV. Its Scope and Value
CHAPTER V. CONFUCIOUS AND HIS IMMEDIATE DISCIPLES.
I. Life of Confucious
II. His Influence and Opinions
III. His Immediate Disciples
CHAPTER VI. LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL WORKS WHICH HAVE BEEN CONSULTED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS VOLUME.
I. "Chinese Works, with Brief Notices"
II. Translations and other Works
THE BODY OF THE VOLUME.
I. CONFUCIAN ANALECTS
Book I. Hsio R
II. Wei Chang
III. Pâ Yî
IV. Lî Zan
V. Kung Yê Ch'ang
VI. Yung Yê
VII. Shû R
VIII. T'âi-po
IX. Tsze Han
X. Hsiang Tang
XI. Hsien Tsin
XII. Yen Yüan
XIII. Tsze-lû
XIV. Hsien Wan
XV. Wei Ling Kung
XVI. Chî Shih
XVII. Yang Ho
XVIII. Wei Tsze
XIX. Tsze-chang
XX. Yâo Yüeh
II. THE GREAT LEARNING
III. THE DOCTRINE OF THE MEAN
INDEXES.
I. Subjects in the Confucian Analects
II. Proper Names in the Confucian Analects
III. Subjects in the Great Learning
IV. Proper Names in the Great Learning
V. Subjects in the Doctrine of the Mean
VI. Proper Names in the Doctrine of the Mean
VII. Chinese Characters and Phrases
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