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The Confucian Outlook on Eudemonia from Confucius' and Yan Hui's Views of Happiness

Chun Shan

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Confucius' and Yan Hui's views of happiness are a principled ethic proposition advocated by the Song Dynasty Confucians.Its essence is eudemonia based on the Confucian ethics.Its aim is the Way of the Sage,the transcendence of bitterness and joy.

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Confucius' and Yan Hui's views of happiness are a principled ethic proposition advocated by the Song Dynasty Confucians.Its essence is eudemonia based on the Confucian ethics.Its aim is the Way of the Sage,the transcendence of bitterness and joy.

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Confucius' and Yan Hui's views of happiness are a principled ethic proposition advocated by the Song Dynasty Confucians.Its essence is eudemonia based on the Confucian ethics.Its aim is the Way of the Sage,the transcendence of bitterness and joy.

Key concepts: Happiness, Proposition, Transcendence (philosophy), Philosophy, Epistemology, Psychology, Sociology, Social psychology

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