Confucian View on Family and Society
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This thesis discusses that a family society and national politics have family ethic sense in common by studying how Confucian norm on family is formed and what the Confucian structure of family ethics are. Confucianism understands that human beings are social beings that are connected with others, and the basic form of human relationship is a family since a constituent family including parents and siblings is the universal and fundamental form of people, therefore, Confucianism make its thought up focusing on familism. There is a righteous way of humans with others, moral laws, and these moral laws originate from ren仁. Ren is explained concretely as filial piety and brotherly love by Confucius and is linked into moral rules to govern the Five Human Relations. Later it was extended into virtuous deeds of ten moral rules, however, the foundation is a sense of filial piety. The basis of the moral training․home management․ruling a nation․ruling the world peacefully is lightening the moral laws and the principle is the sense of family ethic, filial piety․brotherly love․parental affection. Even though, there are a lot of debates over family, whatever they issue, they cannot delete the importance of family value. Confucian view on family society has a foundation on the family as they believe family gives the natural and universal sense of love. Still individual, family, family society, nation and the world are in the same line. Their rules also have a common basis. It cannot be denied that the common basis is family ethics. This is the reason Confucianism advocates familism.
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This thesis discusses that a family society and national politics have family ethic sense in common by studying how Confucian norm on family is formed and what the Confucian structure of family ethics are. Confucianism understands that human beings are social beings that are connected with others, and the basic form of human relationship is a family since a constituent family including parents and siblings is the universal and fundamental form of people, therefore, Confucianism make its thought up focusing on familism. There is a righteous way of humans with others, moral laws, and these moral laws originate from ren仁. Ren is explained concretely as filial piety and brotherly love by Confucius and is linked into moral rules to govern the Five Human Relations. Later it was extended into virtuous deeds of ten moral rules, however, the foundation is a sense of filial piety. The basis of the moral training․home management․ruling a nation․ruling the world peacefully is lightening the moral laws and the principle is the sense of family ethic, filial piety․brotherly love․parental affection. Even though, there are a lot of debates over family, whatever they issue, they cannot delete the importance of family value. Confucian view on family society has a foundation on the family as they believe family gives the natural and universal sense of love. Still individual, family, family society, nation and the world are in the same line. Their rules also have a common basis. It cannot be denied that the common basis is family ethics. This is the reason Confucianism advocates familism.
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