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The Origin, Consummation and Its Key Principles of the Idea of Rule of Virtue in Confucianism

LI Wei-wu

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The idea of rule of virtue in Confucianism originated in the turn of Shang and Zhou dynasties, and was consummated by Confucius and Mencius. Its key principles are full of vitality even at present time.

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The idea of rule of virtue in Confucianism originated in the turn of Shang and Zhou dynasties, and was consummated by Confucius and Mencius. Its key principles are full of vitality even at present time.

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The idea of rule of virtue in Confucianism originated in the turn of Shang and Zhou dynasties, and was consummated by Confucius and Mencius. Its key principles are full of vitality even at present time.

Key concepts: Consummation, Virtue, Vitality, Neo-Confucianism, Philosophy, Key (lock), Epistemology, Practical wisdom

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