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title Confucianism © Howard R. Spendelow Georgetown University draft as of 30 Sep 2013

Kong Decheng (Kung Te-cheng), 23 Feb 1920 – 28 Oct 2008

Warring States

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Mencius, II.A.vi.1 rén jiē yǒu bù rěn rén zhī xīn

Three-Character Classic

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King Hui of Liang interviews Mencius

WWMS, or, Does this famine make me look fat?

Mencius Five Relationships & Three Bonds - fù zǐ – qīn, ēn, xiào (father/son: intimacy, affection, obedience) ( ) shī shēng (teacher/student) – jūn chén – jìng, zhòng (ruler/minister: respect/loyalty) – fū fǔ - bié (husband/wife: separateness) – zhǎng yòu – xù (elder/younger: order) – péngyǒu – xìn (friends: trustworthiness)

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