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It explains the difficult Analects in an easy-to-understand way, and since it is well organized so that you can read one week's worth at a time without feeling pressured, I think I can read it with focus without any burden.
I bought this to read slowly with my child.
I am doing one lecture a day. It allows for deep reflection, but the detailed and engaging explanations make it resonate with me even more. As I wake up in the morning and write down a line, I begin my day with greater depth through Confucius's words.
I bought this after getting a recommendation. It was nice to have the opportunity to read and think in my spare time.
In the morning, I open a book to a specific page and read. Sometimes, that part sets my attitude for the day.
This is great. Thank you for allowing me to read the Analects like this. Haha.
It is said that the *Analects* consists of a total of 20 chapters and 498 passages. However, whenever I read the *Analects*, I understood the fragmentary details and empathized with them wholeheartedly, but after finishing it, the overall context never resonated with me. This seems to be because the criteria for dividing it into 20 chapters are ambiguous, and it is difficult to find connections between the passages within each chapter. I came across a book that resolved this predicament. It is
#협찬 �� 출판사부터 해당 도서를 The Three Cardinal Principles and Five Human Relationships, learned as the basic ethics of life in Confucius's Analects. Benevolence, Righteousness, Propriety, Wisdom, and Trust... our lives have been sustained by these five fundamental virtues. The fact that the
The *Analects* is a collection of sayings containing the words and actions of Confucius and his disciples. Its content consists of Confucius's speeches and deeds, dialogues between Confucius and his disciples, conversations between Confucius and the people of his time, and dialogues among the disciples themselves. It comprehensively covers what kind of self-cultivation we ought to possess, the proper attitude toward learning and relationships with family, and the attitude and perspective we
The Analects consists of a total of 20 chapters and 498 sentences. As Professor Park Jae-hee pointed out, the chapters lack consistency in content, so after finishing the book, I often found myself wondering, "What is this even trying to say?" Of course, one can understand the intended message through the individual stories. However, it does not flow smoothly. Consequently, many people end up giving up after reading only the beginning. This book categorizes the entire content of the Analects
Park Jae-hee: One Lecture a Day: Reading the Analects
Professor Park Jae-hee, a recipient of the Order of National Merit and the driving force behind the renewed craze for Eastern classics, returns with the "One Lecture a Day: Eastern Classics Series." Author of *3-Minute Classics* and *The Gateway to Classics*, who possesses both a solid academic foundation and popular appeal, Professor Park presents a new canon of the classics that has undergone a complete transformation, embodying the spirit of "learning from the past to create the present." Completely read through 498 sentences of the Analects, engraving these modernly reinterpreted classic passages into your life, one sentence a day!
Korean title: 1일 1강 논어강독
Korean author: 박재희
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934986584
Reviews
It explains the difficult Analects in an easy-to-understand way, and since it is well organized so that you can read one week's worth at a time without feeling pressured, I think I can read it with focus without any burden.
I bought this to read slowly with my child.
I am doing one lecture a day. It allows for deep reflection, but the detailed and engaging explanations make it resonate with me even more. As I wake up in the morning and write down a line, I begin my day with greater depth through Confucius's words.
I bought this after getting a recommendation. It was nice to have the opportunity to read and think in my spare time.
In the morning, I open a book to a specific page and read. Sometimes, that part sets my attitude for the day.
This is great. Thank you for allowing me to read the Analects like this. Haha.
It is said that the *Analects* consists of a total of 20 chapters and 498 passages. However, whenever I read the *Analects*, I understood the fragmentary details and empathized with them wholeheartedly, but after finishing it, the overall context never resonated with me. This seems to be because the criteria for dividing it into 20 chapters are ambiguous, and it is difficult to find connections between the passages within each chapter. I came across a book that resolved this predicament. It is
#협찬 �� 출판사부터 해당 도서를 The Three Cardinal Principles and Five Human Relationships, learned as the basic ethics of life in Confucius's Analects. Benevolence, Righteousness, Propriety, Wisdom, and Trust... our lives have been sustained by these five fundamental virtues. The fact that the
The *Analects* is a collection of sayings containing the words and actions of Confucius and his disciples. Its content consists of Confucius's speeches and deeds, dialogues between Confucius and his disciples, conversations between Confucius and the people of his time, and dialogues among the disciples themselves. It comprehensively covers what kind of self-cultivation we ought to possess, the proper attitude toward learning and relationships with family, and the attitude and perspective we
The Analects consists of a total of 20 chapters and 498 sentences. As Professor Park Jae-hee pointed out, the chapters lack consistency in content, so after finishing the book, I often found myself wondering, "What is this even trying to say?" Of course, one can understand the intended message through the individual stories. However, it does not flow smoothly. Consequently, many people end up giving up after reading only the beginning. This book categorizes the entire content of the Analects
