""for example, claims that" throughout its long history, Confucianism has stressed character formation or personal cultivation of virtues (de). Thus it seems appropriate to characterize Confucian ethics as an ethics of virtues"(Cua, Moral Visions and Traditions: Essays in Chinese Ethics [Washington DC: The Catholic University of America Press], p. 269). See also James T. Bretzke," The Tao of Confucian Virtue Ethics," [Book Review]

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