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| + | ===Debt/ Responsibility=== | ||
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| + | Page 44 ""I'm putting you under this obligation," Master Fei Qun said haughtily, " because of my report in your family's favor. You owe it, so be kind as to discharge your debt."" | ||
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| + | ===Mencius=== | ||
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| + | Page 46 "Qun blurted out a saying of the great Confucius, " Men of true breeding are ashamed for their words to go beyond their deeds."" | ||
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| + | ===Taoism=== | ||
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| + | Page 48 "Hong found him in a field, maneuvering a large dragon kite." | ||
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| + | ===Honor=== | ||
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| + | " Don't worry if they believe you or not. You are a floweing talent. They don't want to give honored people like you any trouble, so almost any lie will do. You're in a most enviable position." | ||
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| + | ===Mohism=== | ||
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| + | ===Environment=== | ||
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| + | Page 57 " backwash pouring off the mountainsides and soon over ran its banks, flooding wheat fields and the road." | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 25 April 2013
History 8 China The Examination
Debt/ Responsibility
Page 44 ""I'm putting you under this obligation," Master Fei Qun said haughtily, " because of my report in your family's favor. You owe it, so be kind as to discharge your debt.""
Mencius
Page 46 "Qun blurted out a saying of the great Confucius, " Men of true breeding are ashamed for their words to go beyond their deeds.""
Taoism
Page 48 "Hong found him in a field, maneuvering a large dragon kite."
Honor
" Don't worry if they believe you or not. You are a floweing talent. They don't want to give honored people like you any trouble, so almost any lie will do. You're in a most enviable position."
Mohism
Environment
Page 57 " backwash pouring off the mountainsides and soon over ran its banks, flooding wheat fields and the road."
