The ‘Analects’ is related to:

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"The Analects" is a collection of sayings and ideas attributed to the Chinese philosopher Confucius and his disciples. It is one of the central texts in Confucianism and has had a profound impact on Chinese culture, ethics, and governance.
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· The Analects were compiled by Confucius' disciples after his death.
· It emphasizes virtues such as filial piety, humaneness, and righteousness.
· It forms the basis for Confucian ethical, political, and social thought.
· Confucius' teachings focused on morality, social relationships, and justice.
· The text is structured as a series of aphorisms and dialogues.
· Confucianism became the state philosophy in China during the Han Dynasty.
Additional Information:
· Nicomachus: Aristotle’s son; associated with "Nicomachean Ethics."
· Plato: Greek philosopher; wrote dialogues like "Republic."
· Chou dynasty: Ancient Chinese dynasty; not directly related to Confucius' works.