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The Confucian Tradition in China

Keith N. Knapp

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This chapter contains sections titled: Kongzi and the Analects Mencius and the Guodian Texts Xunzi, the Qixia Academy, and the Ru School The Faltering Steps toward Institutionalization in the Qin and the Western Han Confucianization in the Eastern Han and Period of Disunity Confucianism in the Tang The Rise of Neo-Confucianism in the Song and Yuan Wang Yangming and Popular Confucianism in the Ming and Qing Dynasties Conclusion Further Reading

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Key concepts: China, Institutionalisation, Reading (process), Period (music), History, Ancient history, Literature, Philosophy