EPISODE · Sep 6, 2025 · 31 MIN

The Analects by Confucius (479 BCE)

from Classic Books in 30 Minutes: Western and World Literature for Busy People · host Adam Diament

In ancient China, the sage Confucius wanders a fractured land, sharing timeless wisdom on virtue, duty, and harmony. Through dialogues with disciples, his teachings in The Analects shape the heart of a just society: respect for tradition, self-cultivation, and compassion. Will his words guide rulers and commoners alike to balance, or will chaos prevail? Step into The Analects, a profound tapestry of sayings that illuminate the path to a life of integrity and purpose!

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