Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives
"Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought"
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Wong, DB
September 30, 2017
Sentimentalism. in. Early. Confucian. Thought. David. B. Wong. This essay is an exploration of what Mencius (fourth century BCE) and Xunzi (fourth and third centuries BCE) in the classical Confucian tradition have to say about cultivating goodness in persons.1 One of the benefits of such an exploration is that it can help us go outside well-worn Humean and Kantian grooves of thinking about the relationship between reason on the one hand and desire and emotion on the other hand.
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9781108618762
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September 30, 2017
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230 / 249
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Cambridge University Press
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Wong, D. B. (2017). "Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought". In R. Debes & K. Stueber (Eds.), Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives (pp. 230–249). Cambridge University Press.
Wong, D. B. “"Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought".” In Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives, edited by R. Debes and K. Stueber, 230–49. Cambridge University Press, 2017.
Wong DB. "Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought". In: Debes R, Stueber K, editors. Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives. Cambridge University Press; 2017. p. 230–49.
Wong, D. B. “"Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought".” Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives, edited by R. Debes and K. Stueber, Cambridge University Press, 2017, pp. 230–49.
Wong DB. "Moral Sentimentalism in Early Confucian Thought". In: Debes R, Stueber K, editors. Ethical Sentimentalism New Perspectives. Cambridge University Press; 2017. p. 230–249.
ISBN
9781108618762
Publication Date
September 30, 2017
Start / End Page
230 / 249
Publisher
Cambridge University Press