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| title = Analects
| original title = 論語
| image = Rongo Analects 02.jpg
| author = Confucius
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| publication date = 475–221 BCE
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The '''''Analects''''' or "Selected Sayings", is a collection of sayings and comments shared between Chinese philosopher Confucius/Kong Fuzi, and is considered essential to the study of the philosophies he advocated alongside the [[Four Books and Five Classics]]. While brief by Western standards, and while many of the comments would fall under "common sense" guidelines to some, they formed the basis of what became the bedrock of Chinese social and moral values for millennia.▼
▲The ''Analects'' or "Selected Sayings", is a collection of sayings and comments shared between Chinese philosopher Confucius/Kong Fuzi, and is considered essential to the study of the philosophies he advocated alongside the [[Four Books and Five Classics]]. While brief by Western standards, and while many of the comments would fall under "common sense" guidelines to some, they formed the basis of what became the bedrock of Chinese social and moral values for millennia.
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* [[Agnosticism]]: A variation was advocated. While the supernatural was to be respected, Confucius saw religion more as a means of regulating public conduct than for its supernatural aspects.
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