The Theory of Social Morals in Confucionism
Jing Zhang
Abstract
Jing Zhang
Abstract
Only through etiquette, can the benevolence realize its own value. The human nature also depends on the internalization process of benevolence to acquire the real development.In this respect, we can say that etiquette is the whole standards diverted and developed from civilized tradition. Social morals is the education tradition of Qin's Confucianism, reflecting comprehensive knowledge and rites in educating gentleman.
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Only through etiquette, can the benevolence realize its own value. The human nature also depends on the internalization process of benevolence to acquire the real development.In this respect, we can say that etiquette is the whole standards diverted and developed from civilized tradition. Social morals is the education tradition of Qin's Confucianism, reflecting comprehensive knowledge and rites in educating gentleman.
Key concepts: Etiquette, Value (mathematics), Internalization, Sociology, Environmental ethics, Epistemology, Value theory, Process (computing)