Analectas de Confucio

Also known as Analects of Confucius, Confucian Analects, The Analects, Lunyu, Lun-yu, Lun-yü, The Analects of Confucius, Lúnyǔ

libro del confucianismo

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The Analects is an ancient Chinese book made up of sayings and teachings attributed to Confucius and people from his time, compiled by his followers after his death. It remains important because it captures the core ideas of Confucianism, one of the most influential philosophical traditions in East Asian history and culture.

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Author: Confucius
First published: 1895
Editions: 11
Subjects: Chinese Philosophy, Ethics

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Key facts

Book.name: Analects
Book.title_orig: 論語
Chinese.tl: Lūn-gú
Chinese.j: Leon4-jyu5
Book.orig_lang_code: zh
Book.image: Rongo Analects 02.jpg
Book.image_size: 350px
Book.caption: A page from the Analects
Book.author: Disciples of Confucius
Book.country: China
Book.language: Classical Chinese
Book.native_wikisource: 論語
Book.wikisource: Analects
Chinese.pic: Analects (Chinese characters).svg
Chinese.piccap: "Analects" written using seal script (top), as well as modern traditional (middle) and simplified (bottom) regular script character forms
Chinese.picupright: 0.45
Chinese.l: 'Selected sayings', 'Edited conversations'
Chinese.p: Lúnyǔ

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: literary work
Part of: Four Books
Author: anonymous
Country of origin: China
Main subject: Confucius
Image: Rongo Analects 02.jpg

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Commons category: Analects
topic's main category: Category:Analects
language of work or name: Classical Chinese
copyright status: public domain
title: 論語
described by source: Gujin Tushu Jicheng
work available at URL: www.projekt-gutenberg.org/konfuziu/gespraec/gespraec.html
inception: 0480-00-00

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Las Analectas (en chino tradicional, 論語; en chino simplificado, 论语; pinyin, Lún Yǔ) son la versión escrita de una serie de charlas que Confucio impartió a sus discípulos, que fueron escritas y compiladas por estos. El título original en chino, Lún Yǔ, significa ‘discusiones sobre las palabras’ (de Confucio). Escritas durante el periodo de Primaveras y otoños, las Analectas son el mayor trabajo del confucianismo. Siguen teniendo influencia entre los chinos, así como también en otros países asiáticos aún hoy en día.

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