III.        Golden Age of Chinese Philosophy
            A.  Chinese Humanism
            B.  Confucianism
            C.  Daoism
            D.  Legalism
            E.  Hundred Schools

Terms

Confucius
Lu (Shantung)
Rectification of Names
Junzi (Chun-tzu)
Confucian values
       -Zhi (integrity)
       -I (righteousness)
       -Zhong (conscientiousness)
       -Shu    (altruism)
       -Ren (benevolence / human heartedness)
       -Li (rituals /etiquette)
       -Wen (polish or culture)

Five Classics
   Classic of Songs (Shi Jing)
   Classic of History (Shu Jing)
   Book of Changes (Yi Jing)
   Book of Rituals  (Li Ji)
   Spring and Summer Annals (Chun Qiu)

Four Books
   Analects (Lun Yu)
   Book of Mencius (Meng Zi)
   Great Learning (Da  Xue)
    Doctrine of the Mean (Zhong Yung)

Mencius
Book of Mencius
Shun Xi (Hsun-tzu)
Han Feizi (Han Fei-tzu)
Li Si (Li Ssu)
Five Confucian Relationships
   Father/son
   Ruler/subject
   Brother/brother
    Husband/wife
   Friend/Friend
Daoism (Taosim)
Lao Zi (Lao-tzu)
Daodejing   (Tao Te-Ching)
Zhuang Zi
Zhoung Zho
Legalism
Han Fei Zi
Li Si
Mo Zi (Mo-tzu)