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Being Faithful and Being True——The Concept of Being Faithful in Confucianism and the Contemporary Theory of Truth

Feng Lü

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In Confucianism the concept of being faithful not only refers to honesty between persons, but also has an ontological implication. An analysis of the Confucian concept of being faithful is instructive to the study of the contemporary theory of truth.

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In Confucianism the concept of being faithful not only refers to honesty between persons, but also has an ontological implication. An analysis of the Confucian concept of being faithful is instructive to the study of the contemporary theory of truth.

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In Confucianism the concept of being faithful not only refers to honesty between persons, but also has an ontological implication. An analysis of the Confucian concept of being faithful is instructive to the study of the contemporary theory of truth.

Key concepts: Neo-Confucianism, Philosophy, Honesty, Epistemology, Theology

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