Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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These are the aloof bunch , and even further down the scale . Confucius said “
The only person whom I do not resent for passing by my house without calling on
me is the village worthy . The village worthy is the vermin of Virtue . " The village ...
These are the aloof bunch , and even further down the scale . Confucius said “
The only person whom I do not resent for passing by my house without calling on
me is the village worthy . The village worthy is the vermin of Virtue . " The village ...
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But if he was called a worthy ( or " willing " ] man by the entire village , and was
also so considered wherever he went , why did Confucius consider him the
vermin of Virtue ? Two different but important topics here struggle for our attention
.
But if he was called a worthy ( or " willing " ] man by the entire village , and was
also so considered wherever he went , why did Confucius consider him the
vermin of Virtue ? Two different but important topics here struggle for our attention
.
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fore , the village worthy both devaluates Virtue's value and makes it difficult to tell
echt Virtue from the second rate copy . " All men can become Yao and Shun ' . Is
this the case ? ” Jiao's question is inevitably haunting us at this point . Mencius ...
fore , the village worthy both devaluates Virtue's value and makes it difficult to tell
echt Virtue from the second rate copy . " All men can become Yao and Shun ' . Is
this the case ? ” Jiao's question is inevitably haunting us at this point . Mencius ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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