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Fan Jianwu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the enlightenment of singapore s Confucian Ethic moral education
Meitan Higher Education, 2007Co-Authors: Fan JianwuAbstract:The moral education which taking the Confucians' Ethics as the core have made the plentiful and substantial achievements in Singapore,the new "eight moral" and five common points of view on value are the conversion and sublimate of modern meaning of Confucians spirit,it is a core content of the school moral education,and the spirit source of Singaporean social stability and economic development.At the starts stage of modernization,our country,as the Confucianism's source,is necessary to use the successful experience of Singapore for reference,combine our country national conditions to carry on modernization change to China traditional virtue,and then strengthen the actual effect of our country moral education.
Daryl Koehn - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Local Insights, Global Ethics For Business
2020Co-Authors: Daryl KoehnAbstract:FOREWORD, Gerhold K. Becker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION ONE. Being Human and Doing Business in a Confucian World TWO. The Watsujian Ethic and Japanese Business Practices THREE. Watsujian Trust, Human Being, and Business Practice FOUR. Confucian Trustworthiness in Action FIVE. The Public and Private in the Watsujian Ethic: Implications for Business Practice SIX. The Public Realm in the Confucian Ethic: Implications for a Business Ethic SEVEN. Toward a Universal Business Ethic NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY ABOUT THE AUTHOR INDEX
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part one the concept of trustworthiness in the Confucian Ethic
2016Co-Authors: Daryl KoehnAbstract:Confucius's teachings fail under four headings: "culture, moral conduct, doing one's best, and being trustworthy in what one says" (7/25).' Trust or, more precisely, being trustworthy, plays a central role in the Confucian Ethic. This paper begins by examining the Confucian concept of trustworthiness. The second part of the paper discusses how the ideal of trustworthiness makes itself felt in business practices within China. The paper concludes by raising and addressing several objections to the Confucian emphasis on trustworthiness.
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Confucian Trustworthiness and the Practice of Business in China
Business Ethics Quarterly, 2001Co-Authors: Daryl KoehnAbstract:Confucius’s teachings fall under four headings: “culture, moral conduct, doing one’s best, and being trustworthy in what one says†(7/25). Trust or, more precisely, being trustworthy, plays a central role in the Confucian Ethic. This paper begins by examining the Confucian concept of trustworthiness. The second part of the paper discusses how the ideal of trustworthiness makes itself felt in business practices within China. The paper concludes by raising and addressing several objections to the Confucian emphasis on trustworthiness.
Gao Xian - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Rising of Neo-tradition:Idea Transition and the Life Style in Late Ming Dynasty
Jilin University Journal, 2020Co-Authors: Gao XianAbstract:The main long lasting old tradition that leading Chinese society was the moral view with Confucian Ethic discipline as the core. But during the late Ming Dynasty the view of city people had undergone a transition which led the transition of living style, manifesting a new cultural tradition’s happening. The new tradition had the ideas of pursuing human liberty and personality development, material enjoyment and the joy of life, and doubting and criticizing Confucian Ethic discipline. This cultural tradition was with the Humanist character, although it was not very mature, it made a deep impression of that time, furthermore, it had been lasting for a long time until after the mid of 19th century provided the original and necessary cultural foundation of the comprehensive starting of the modernization of China.
Jeffrey T. Martin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Confucian Ethic and the spirit of East Asian police: a comparative study in the ideology of democratic policing
Crime Law and Social Change, 2014Co-Authors: Jeffrey T. MartinAbstract:This paper is an empirical study in comparative police ideology. It describes cultural qualities that distinguish Taiwan’s idea of democratic policing from comparable ideas in other places. I examine the historical process by which Taiwan’s police came to be organized around the population registry (the hukou ). This process has institutionalized a Confucian understanding of civic virtue as an organizing principle in Taiwanese policing. Based on these historical and cultural observations, I formulate an ideal typical model of Taiwanese “policing through virtue” that can be compared to other stereotypical national policing styles such as Britain’s “policing by consent,” America’s discretionary policing, and France’s formalist emphasis on division of power and rule of law.
Liu Zheng-wei - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Wang Guowei and the Transmission of Western Moral Education Theories
The Journal of Higher Education, 2020Co-Authors: Liu Zheng-weiAbstract:Wang Guowei was one of the scholars who spread western philosophy in modern China at the earliest.He veered off in propagating moral philosophy and moral education theories because of his predilection for western philosophy,experiences of holding the post of editor of the journal of Education World and devotion to educational practice.He introduced and translated them from the aspects of philosophy,pedagogy and curriculum,supplying important thoughts for moral education innovation of modern China.Moreover,he applied western philosophy theories and methods to sort and interpret Confucian Ethic heritage,endowing it with unique value and meaning.Based on Herbart's education theories,he set forth the aim of new education and laid important ideological and theoretical basis for the construction of modern new education uniquely.