Chinese Literature
Comprising the Analects of Confucius, the Sayings of Mencius, the Shi-King, the Travels of Fâ-Hien, and the Sorrows of Han
Herausgegeben: Wilson, Epiphanius;Übersetzung: Jennings, William; Legge, James; Davis, John Francis, Sir
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Chinese Literature is an exquisite anthology that traverses the profound landscape of classical Chinese thought and art. This compelling collection captures the essence of Chinese philosophical discourse and literary craftsmanship through its diverse range of works. The anthology showcases the intricate tapestry of early Chinese literature, weaving together the sagacious musings of Confucian thought, the enlightening narratives of Mencius, and the insightful travelogues of Faxian. These selections together reflect the core ideological underpinnings and the evolving narrative forms that have si...
Chinese Literature is an exquisite anthology that traverses the profound landscape of classical Chinese thought and art. This compelling collection captures the essence of Chinese philosophical discourse and literary craftsmanship through its diverse range of works. The anthology showcases the intricate tapestry of early Chinese literature, weaving together the sagacious musings of Confucian thought, the enlightening narratives of Mencius, and the insightful travelogues of Faxian. These selections together reflect the core ideological underpinnings and the evolving narrative forms that have significantly influenced Eastern literary traditions. This anthology brings together the luminary figures of Confucius, Mencius, and Faxian, each contributing uniquely to the vast expanse of Chinese literary and philosophical heritage. Confucius' Analects provide timeless wisdom on ethics and statecraft, forming the cornerstone of Confucian philosophy. Mencius' writings further expand on Confucian ideals, emphasizing benevolence and righteousness in governance and human conduct. Faxian, meanwhile, offers a fascinating perspective through his travel writings, shedding light on cultural exchanges and China's rich interactions with neighboring civilizations. Together, these figures embody a wealth of philosophical inquiry and literary exploration, bridging historical epochs with the present. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in this anthology to explore the multifaceted dimensions of classical Chinese literature and philosophy. Chinese Literature serves as a formidable gateway to understanding the interwoven narratives of morality, governance, and cultural expansion. Scholars and literary enthusiasts alike will find value in the nuanced insights and conversations that these ancient texts provoke, revealing the enduring beauty and relevance of Chinese classical works. This collection is an essential compendium for anyone seeking to experience the depth and harmonicdiversity of China's rich literary heritage.
