Quoting the Confucian Analects in Defense of Indian Buddhism: An Exegetical Study of Confucius’ Utterances in the Mouzi li huo lun
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9 avril 2020
- doi: 10.4000/books.cdf.7512
- eisbn: 9782722605367
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L’Haridon Béatrice, « Quoting the Confucian Analects in Defense of Indian Buddhism: An Exegetical Study of Confucius’ Utterances in the Mouzi li huo lun », Collège de France, ID : 10.4000/books.cdf.7512
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I first encountered the Mouzi 牟子 while working on a Confucian text attributed to Lu Jia 陸賈 (d. c. 170 BCE), the New Discourses (Xinyu 新語), and more particularly on the problems raised by its authenticity. Lu Jia, as an ambassador for two emperors of the Han dynasty, Gaozu 高祖 (r. 202-195 BCE) and Wendi 文帝 (r. 179-157 BCE), led two expeditions to the remote area of Jiaozhi 交趾, then an independent kingdom (Nan Yue 南越) at the extreme south of the Chinese space. The New Discourses, despite the imp...