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Confucius spreekt
2920 Kalmthout, Belgium: Pelckmans (2021)
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This book contains translations of roughly fifty statements attributed to Confucius. Each statement is followed by an explanation and a reflection on how Confucius can continue to inspire, whether it's on the importance of learning or rituals, self-examination and self-improvement, or virtuous leadership.Author's Profile
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