Book I; book II; book III; book IV; book V; book VI; book VII; book VIII; book IX; book X; book XI; book XII; book XIII; book XIV; book XV; book XVI; book XVII; book XVIII; book XIX; book XX. Appendices: events in the life of Confucius chronology; the disciples as they appear in "The Analects"; the Lun Yu.
Confucius 551-479 BC , though of noble descent, was born in humble
circumstances. He believed that politics is only an extension of
morals, and spent ten years travelling through the various states
of China spreading his ideas. When he realised that there was no
way of converting the feudal rulers to his way of thinking he
returned to Lu and spent the rest of his life there teaching his
pupils.
D.C Lau has held a number of professorships in the field of Chinese
language and literature.
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