WHAT WOULD CONFUCIUS DO?(孔子告诉你怎么做)
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作者： Evelyn Berthrong 著
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出版时间： 2005-10-1字数：版次： 1页数： 212印刷时间： 2005/10/01开本： 大32开印次： 1纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9781569243497包装： 平装内容简介
The world has changed dramatically in the 2,500 years since Confucius' lifetime, but in many ways we still struggle with his core concern: how to live together with a minimum of conflict. In What Would Confucius Do?, East Asian teacher and scholar E. N. Berthrong provides a clear guide to how we can apply Confucian tenets to the modern world. Her original interpretation, based on years of studyingThe Analects, focuses on tact, compromise, and a willingness to see the other person's point of view-Confucius' three keys to living in harmony. This compendium of Confucian quotations, reflections, and advice-from "learning when to speak," to "making the most out of being alive"-is organized to follow the general path of one's career or life and can be applied to the workplace, the family, or society in general. Bernthrong's ambitious goal, like that of Confucius, is to get everyone to discover and know the true inner satisfaction that can be achieved through living life in a civilized manner as taught by one of history's most popular figures.
作者简介
E. N. Berthrong, coauthor of Confucianism: A Short Introduction holds a doctorate degree from University of California, Berkeley in art history specializing in Asian and Central Asian art.
目录
Foreword by T. R. Reid
Introduction
1 Distinguish the Sheep from the goats
Being Civilized
Thinking in Private
Fixing Mistakes
Wagging Tongues
Staying in Balance
Teaching Yourself
Sharing Genes
2 Let Your Fortunes Rise
Beginning to Learn
Staying with It
Ignoring Criticism
Saying What You Mean
Behaving Well
Prioritizing
Making Friends
Paying Attention
Staying Flexible
Minding Your Own Business
3 Lead the Pack
Keeping Promises
Making Mistakes
Learning When to Speak
Being Fair
Leading Intelligently
Getting Along with Others
Controlling your Tongue
Getting to the Best
Having a Conscience
Learning and Teaching
Helping Out
Letting Others Shine
Thinking Clearly
Doing the Right Thing
4 Stay Ahead
Making Judicious Choices
Going with the Flow
Maintaining Civility
Behaving Decently
Learning How to Learn
Controlling Yourself
Being Cautious
Thinking Civilly All the Time
5 Perpetuate the Tradition
Afterword
Further Reading
Acknowledgments