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Any collection of literary fragments taken from one or more sources. More specifically, the Analects are a selection of writings by Chinese philosopher Confucius and his followers, the most important of the four books containing the teachings and ideas of Confucianism.



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" Now Freedman explains what Confucius really did say, quoting liberally from The Analects of Confucius, a book of sayings compiled by students of the Chinese scholar after his death.
Russell Freedman Confucius: the Golden Rule by Sieruta, Petter D. / The Horn Book Magazine
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