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Confucius (551–479 BCE)
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AbstractThis entry discusses how Confucius himself sees what politics means and the contemporary bearings of his political thought. Confucius (551–479bce) was the founder of Confucianism and the most influential thinker in Chinese intellectual history. His given name is Qiu, cognomen Zhongni, and surname Kong. “Confucius” was the Latinization (by the first Jesuit missionaries to China) of Kongzi (literally, “Master Kong”).
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AbstractThis entry discusses how Confucius himself sees what politics means and the contemporary bearings of his political thought.
Confucius (551–479bce) was the founder of Confucianism and the most influential thinker in Chinese intellectual history.
His given name is Qiu, cognomen Zhongni, and surname Kong.
“Confucius” was the Latinization (by the first Jesuit missionaries to China) of Kongzi (literally, “Master Kong”).
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