Confucianism's prospects : a reassessment / Shaun O'Dwyer.

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O'Dwyer, Shaun, 1969- [Author]

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781438475509

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Confucianism

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

BL1853 .C664 2019

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Contents:

Ibsen's Nora and the Confucian critique of the unencumbered self -- Confucian ritual, hierarchy, and symmetrical deference -- Filial piety in East Asia and beyond -- The unity of filial piety and loyalty: an East Asian horror story -- Epistemic elitism, paternalism, and Confucian democracy -- Perverse doctrines and one hundred schools: Confucianism's place in pluralistic societies.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The vicissitudes of Confucianism -- Ibsen's Nora and the Confucian critique of the unencumbered self -- Confucian ritual, hierarchy, and symmetrical deference -- Filial piety in East Asia and beyond -- The unity of filial piety and loyalty: an East Asian horror story -- Epistemic elitism, paternalism, and Confucian democracy -- Perverse doctrines and one hundred schools: Confucianism's place in pluralistic societies.

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