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][08 THE ANALECTS : INTRODUCTION.
Poetry, History, and the Six Arts. ({_. _- _ _] _: _,
Deportment, music, archery, driving, writing and numbers )
_ means culture, civilisation. Note also: _ ;_ [_
_ HSUEH i* fiom _9- To teach, [-J A waste and
Et for the phonetic (Williams). To learn, by
which the Sage meant the study of morals. It means the
acquisition of wisdom j;li and its expression in conduct
#'_, A comment underI. 7says: ---- [_2 2_ _- '_
1_/ ItJ] ]k ffff, The education of the Three Dynasties
(_ _ N) consisted entirely in the understanding" of
human duty. Chutz6 defines it by _9_, To copy an
example; for the learner observes and follows the
example of his leader. _ a/_ says: _]_ _ _'_ *_, 9/
_ ;_ _, Learning demands conscientiousness and
sincerity as its first principles. "The :;_ _ says: The
object of learning is the apprehension of illuminating virtue,
the renovation of the people, and the (ainfing at and)
resting in perfect goodness.
_ TAOt From _ To go, and -_ A head,--go
ahead, follow the straight ahead road. The right
Road ; the Truth ; the way. In I. ]4 Chutzfi describes it
as'!_V_,_ _ ;t_ _:_ _A_, (Affairs and thi_igs ought so's
law). The natural law pertaining to any phenomenon. In
the _ )_ the word _ is amplified thus: i_ 1It _