Camilo Pessanha e o Tao Te Ching: um capítulo

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Chinese political philosophy,

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Les livres sacrés de l'Orient : comprenant le Chou-King ou le livre par excellence ; les Sse-Chou ou les quatre livres de Confucius et de ses disciples ; les lois de Manou, premier législateur de l'Inde ; le Koran de Mahomet /

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Confucius sinarum philosophus, sive scientia sinensis : latine exposita /

Contiene tres de los cuatro libros de Confucio: Liber primus [Lun yü], Liber secundus [Ta hsüeh], Liber tertius [Chung yung]. Se incluye, además, Tabula chronologica monarchiae sinicae.

Zoroastre, Confucius et Mahomet : comparés comme sectaires, législateurs et moralistes, avec le tableau de leurs dogmes de leurs lois & de leur morale /

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Histoire des differens entre les missionaires jesuites d'une part et ceux des Ordres de St. Dominique et de St. François de l'autre. Touchant les cultes que les chinois rendent a leur Maître Confucius, a leurs ancestres et a l'idole Chin-Hoan.

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Xu de lu : [20 juan]

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Hekija shōgen.

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Confucius et Mencius : les quatre livres de philosphie morale et politique de la Chine /

Includes bibliographical references.

Les livres sacrés de l'Orient, comprenant le Chou-King ou le livre par excellence, les Sse-Chou ou les quatre livres moraux de Confucius et de ses disciples, les lois de Manou, premier législateur de l'Inde; le Koran de Mahomet, traduits ou revus et corrigés.

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Sacred writings : in two volumes ; with introductions and notes.

Series title on spine: Harvard classics : the five foot shelf of books.

The sayings of Confucius,

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Spirituality and business: An interdisciplinary overview

The paper gives an interdisciplinary overview of the emerging field of spirituality and business. It uses insights from business ethics, theology, neuroscience, psychology, gender studies, and philosophy to economics, management, organizational science, and banking and refers to different religious convictions including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, the Baha'i faith, and the North-American aboriginal worldview. The authors argue that the materialistic management paradigm has failed. They explore new values for post-materialistic management: frugality, deep ecology, trust, reciprocity, responsibility for future generations, and authenticity. Within this framework profit and growth are no longer ultimate aims but elements in a wider set of values. Similarly, cost-benefit calculations are no longer the essence of management but are part of a broader concept of wisdom in leadership. Spirit-driven businesses require intrinsic motivation for serving the common good and using holistic evaluation schemes for measuring success. The Palgrave Handbook of Business and Spirituality, edited by the authors, is a response to developments that simultaneously challenge the “business as usual” mindset.

Knowledge and perceptions about HIV/AIDS and safer sex practices among Korean-Americans in Dade County, Florida

This study was conducted to identify Korean-Americans' knowledge, perceptions, and efficacy (both self and response) relating to HIV/AIDS, as well as safer sex practices. Age, gender, education, Confucianism, religion, and acculturation were also examined for potential relationships with the main variables. A total of 200 Korean-Americans in Dade County, Florida, participated in the study. The mean age of the participants was 32.6 years (range 19-55). The AIDS Risk Assessment Questionnaire (ARA-Q) derived from the AIDS Risk Measurement Study Questionnaire (ARMS-Q) and the Risk Behavior Assessment (RBA) were used for data collection. The overall mean score of HIV/AIDS knowledge was 12.3 (77%) out of a possible 16. Knowledge, and perceptions about HIV/AIDS were not related to safer sex practices. Significant correlations between attitudes toward condoms and the frequency of condom use during oral intercourse were evident. Male subjects reported more sexual partners in their lifetime and more frequent condom use during vaginal intercourse during the last year than female subjects. The number of sexual partners in the last year was not related to perceived HIV/AIDS susceptibility and response-efficacy among men or women, but response-efficacy positively correlated to frequency of condom use among both genders. Acculturation scores were positively correlated with the number of sexual partners and the frequency of condom use during vaginal intercourse for men and women. Further research is needed to determine factors that may increase the cultural relevance of AIDS prevention strategies to the Korean-American community. The findings of this study may be used as a basis for designing culturally-sensitive HIV/AIDS education programs to reach various segments of this ethnic community. ^