Confucius--the Secular as SacredHarper & Row, 1972 - 84 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 8–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 7
... pattern . These patterns have certain general fea- tures , features common to all such patterns of li : they are all expressive of " man - to - man - ness , " of reciprocal loyalty and re- spect . But the patterns are also specific ...
... pattern . These patterns have certain general fea- tures , features common to all such patterns of li : they are all expressive of " man - to - man - ness , " of reciprocal loyalty and re- spect . But the patterns are also specific ...
Էջ 20
... pattern of that great ceremony which is social intercourse , the humane life . The transition from the image of walking the true Path uprightly to carrying out a ceremony properly is an easy and congenial one . We may even think of li ...
... pattern of that great ceremony which is social intercourse , the humane life . The transition from the image of walking the true Path uprightly to carrying out a ceremony properly is an easy and congenial one . We may even think of li ...
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... pattern of overt behavior , we are well aware that unavoidable obsta- cles may interrupt the pattern and thus frustrate the act . But when we think of action in terms of the actor's orientation toward others , the direction he gives his ...
... pattern of overt behavior , we are well aware that unavoidable obsta- cles may interrupt the pattern and thus frustrate the act . But when we think of action in terms of the actor's orientation toward others , the direction he gives his ...
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