Books
China’s New Confucianism Politics and Everyday Life in a Changing Society Daniel A. Bell Princeton University Press: 258 pp., $26.95
May 25, 2008
Archives
Over the last 15 years, Americans have increasingly looked westward at their Asian Pacific neighbors.
April 17, 1988
World & Nation
China’s leaders would like the world to believe that Wei Jingsheng is an apostate who is anathema to what Chinese President Jiang Zemin described as China’s “5,000 years of history, culture and splendid traditions.”
June 29, 1997
Philosophy: Once banned by the Communist Party, his ancient teachings are being revived in an effort to instill morality.
June 23, 2002
Entertainment & Arts
‘Art of the Korean Renaissance, 1400-1600’ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
April 4, 2009
California
The City Council has approved a zoning change and two use permits that would allow the the YMCA building at Main and Almansor to be used as a cultural center by the Mission of Tao-Confucianism.
Oct. 31, 1985
During Bill Clinton’s travels to Japan and South Korea, he reaffirmed American support for these Asian outposts of democracy.
April 22, 1996
Like millions of Americans of East Asian ancestry, I feel blessed to have both Confucian and Judeo-Christian heritages to call my own.
Oct. 22, 1994
Chung Hae Son, a 59-year-old manager at a distribution company, sees evidence of South Korea’s lost Confucian values every time he walks out his door.
Nov. 20, 2001
Confucius is a hometown hero again
March 25, 2011