Dai De’s Records of Ritual by Ing, Michael; Hsu, Naiyi;

The Da Dai Liji

Sorozatcím: Numen Book Series / Texts and Sources in the History of Religions; 179;

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Kiadó BRILL
Megjelenés dátuma 2025. július 31.

ISBN 9789004738607
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem334 oldal
Méret 235x155 mm
Súly 699 g
Nyelv angol

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Rövid leírás:

Dai De’s Records of Ritual is a collection of 40 texts purporting to record the teachings of ancient Chinese rulers as well as those of Confucius, his disciples, and his later followers on topics about creating society and ordering the world.

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Hosszú leírás:

Dai De’s Records of Ritual is a collection of 40 texts purporting to record the teachings of ancient Chinese rulers as well as the teachings of Confucius, his disciples, and his later followers on topics, broadly speaking, about creating society and ordering the world. The original collection contained over 80 texts, first collected sometime around the first century BCE, with Dai De 戴德 as the attributed editor. By the sixth century CE, a number of texts were lost, leaving the Da Dai Liji in its received form, which is presented here in English alongside the Chinese.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Translation of Chapters with Traditional Numbering

39 Rulerly Words &&&x4E3B;&&&x8A00;

40 Duke Ai asks about Five Kinds of Comportment &&&x54C0;&&&x516C;&&&x554F;&&&x4E94;&&&x7FA9;(&&&x5100;)

41 Duke Ai&&&x2019;s Inquiry with Confucius &&&x54C0;&&&x516C;&&&x554F;&&&x65BC;&&&x5B54;&&&x5B50;

42 Three Roots of Ritual &&&x79AE;&&&x4E09;&&&x672C;

46 Investigations into Ritual &&&x79AE;&&&x5BDF;

47 The Calendar of the Xia &&&x590F;&&&x5C0F;&&&x6B63;

48 Protectors and Mentors &&&x4FDD;&&&x5085;

49 Zengzi Singles Out the Tasks of an Exemplary Person &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x7ACB;&&&x4E8B;

50 Zengzi on the Root of Filial Piety &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x672C;&&&x5B5D;

51 Zengzi on Putting Filial Piety into Effect &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x7ACB;&&&x5B5D;

52 Zengzi on the Greatest Kind of Filial Piety &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x5927;&&&x5B5D;

53 Zengzi on Serving One&&&x2019;s Parents &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x4E8B;&&&x7236;&&&x6BCD;

54 Zengzi&&&x2019;s Regulatory Sayings: Part 1 &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x5236;&&&x8A00;&&&x4E0A;

55 Zengzi&&&x2019;s Regulatory Sayings: Part 2 &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x5236;&&&x8A00;&&&x4E2D;

56 Zengzi&&&x2019;s Regulatory Sayings: Part 3 &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x5236;&&&x8A00;&&&x4E0B;

57 When Zengzi was Ill and Near Death &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x75BE;&&&x75C5;

58 Zengzi on &&&x201C;the Heavens are Round&&&x201D; &&&x66FE;&&&x5B50;&&&x5929;&&&x5713;

59 King Wu Ascends the Throne &&&x6B66;&&&x738B;&&&x8E10;&&&x963C;

60 General Wenzi from the State of Wei &&&x885B;&&&x5C07;&&&x8ECD;&&&x6587;&&&x5B50;

62 The Virtuous Influence of the Five Emperors &&&x4E94;&&&x5E1D;&&&x5FB7;

63 The Lineage of the Emperors &&&x5E1D;&&&x7E6B;

64 Encouraging Learning &&&x52F8;&&&x5B78;

65 Zizhang Asks about Entering Office &&&x5B50;&&&x5F35;&&&x554F;&&&x5165;&&&x5B98;

66 Profound Virtue &&&x76DB;&&&x5FB7;

67 Hall of Clarity &&&x660E;&&&x5802;

68 A Thousand Chariots &&&x5343;&&&x4E58;

69 The Four Dynasties &&&x56DB;&&&x4EE3;

70 Shun of the Yu Clan Carries Out Virtue &&&x865E;&&&x6234;&&&x5FB7;

71 The Documents of Official Announcement &&&x8AA5;&&&x5FD7;

72 King Wen on Appointing People as Officials &&&x6587;&&&x738B;&&&x5B98;&&&x4EBA;

73A The Rulers Move [the Deceased into] the Temple &&&x8AF8;&&&x4FAF;&&&x9077;&&&x5EDF;

73B The Rulers Offer Blood Sacrifices at the Temple &&&x8AF8;&&&x4FAF;&&&x91C1;&&&x5EDF;

74 Minute Distinctions &&&x5C0F;&&&x8FA8;

75 The Use of Weapons &&&x7528;&&&x5175;

76 Some Leisure Time &&&x5C11;&&&x9592;

77 The Affairs of Holding an Audience with Rulers &&&x671D;&&&x4E8B;

78 Throwing Arrows into the Ceremonial Pot &&&x6295;&&&x58FA;

79 The Capping Ceremony of a Duke &&&x516C;&&&x7B26;[&&&x51A0;]

80 The Source of Life&&&x2019;s Allotment &&&x672C;&&&x547D;

81 The Concept of Change and the Source of Life&&&x2019;s Allotment &&&x6613;&&&x672C;&&&x547D;

Bibliography

Index

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