Confucius`' moral views and its hitorical values

Dung Vo Van

Autori

Dung Vo Van Khanh Hoa university

Parole chiave:

ethics, Confucius, historical values

Abstract

O pensamento moral de Confúcio não foi criado por acaso, mas decorreu das características e exigências da sociedade chinesa no período da primavera e outono. A realidade social desse período colocou uma série de problemas prementes, obrigando os pensadores a prestar atenção e explicar. Em particular, a questão pendente é como estabilizar a ordem social e educar a moral das pessoas, transformar a sociedade de "desordem" em "paz", pessoas de "sem moral" em "ter" moralidade. Para esclarecer esta questão, o artigo se concentrará em esclarecer questões como: Visões sobre a ética e o papel da ética; Relações morais na sociedade; Padrões éticos; Métodos de educação moral para as pessoas na sociedade. A partir dessas questões, o artigo extrairá valores históricos do ponto de vista moral de Confúcio.

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