A concise companion to Confucius

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Notes on Contributors viiIntroduction: Confucius and Confucianism 1Paul R. GoldinPart I Representations of Confucius 131 Early Sources for Confucius 15Michael Hunter2 Confucius in Excavated Warring States Manuscripts 35Scott Cook3 The Unorthodox Master: The Serious and the Playful in Depictions of Confucius 52Oliver Weingarten4 Representations of Confucius in Apocrypha of the First Century ce 75Zhao Lu5 Visual Representations of Confucius 93Julia K. MurrayPart II Confucian Ideas 1316 Le in the Analects 133Kwong-loi Shun7 Women in the Analects 148Anne Behnke Kinney8 Confucius' Elitism: The Concepts of junzi and xiaoren Revisited 164Yuri Pines9 Confucius and Filial Piety 185Thomas Radice10 The Gentleman's Views on Warfare according to the Gongyang Commentary 208Sarah A. Queen11 Comparisons with Western Philosophy 229Erin M. ClinePart III The Legacy of Confucius in Imperial China 24712 From Uncrowned King to the Sage of Profound Greatness: Confucius and the Analects in Early Medieval China 249Alan K. L. Chan13 The Reception of The Classic of Filial Piety from Medieval to Late Imperial China 268Miaw-fen Lu14 Kongzi as the Uncrowned King in some Qing Gongyang Exegeses 286On-cho NgPart IV Confucius and New Confucianisms in Modern East Asia 30515 Confucianism, Capitalism, and Shibusawa Eiichi's The Analects and the Abacus 307John A. Tucker16 Confucius in the May Fourth Era 330Q. Edward Wang17 New Confucianism 352Yong HuangIndex 375