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On Confucian Thought of "Filial Piety

Changkun Wang

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In the era of Chun-qiu, to establish a better world, Confucius appealed to the thought of pietyvigorously. He developed a filial theory in Zhou dynasty, during which ancestors were adored in sense of ethics, into an universal individual morality, which was focused on living parents, and upon this he stood all arguments of his theory.

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In the era of Chun-qiu, to establish a better world, Confucius appealed to the thought of pietyvigorously. He developed a filial theory in Zhou dynasty, during which ancestors were adored in sense of ethics, into an universal individual morality, which was focused on living parents, and upon this he stood all arguments of his theory.

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In the era of Chun-qiu, to establish a better world, Confucius appealed to the thought of pietyvigorously. He developed a filial theory in Zhou dynasty, during which ancestors were adored in sense of ethics, into an universal individual morality, which was focused on living parents, and upon this he stood all arguments of his theory.

Key concepts: Filial piety, Morality, Philosophy, Epistemology, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Gender studies

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