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Maybe Happiness is Loving Our Father
In Fritz Allhoff, Lon S. Nease & Michael W. Austin (eds.), Fatherhood ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 110–120 (2010-09-24)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Humanizing Ritual: Finding the Way to Say “I Love You” Plato and Confucius: The Importance of the Father‐Son Relationship The Guide of Excellence: Making Sense of the Master Making Sense of Virtue: Excelling at Relating From Theory to Practice: Wisely Applied Wisely Balancing Discipline Conclusion: Building a Happy Family on Ritual, Excellence, and Wisdom Notes.
Confucius and the rituals of dad ‐ happiness, is loving our fathers For Confucius, all of these roles are important ‐ relationship for living well, between fathers and sons Confucius suggesting a virtue ethic Confucius' picture of the world ‐ being foreign to Americans and others humanizing ritual, finding the way to say “I Love You” Confucius, seeing rituals as rich and valuable performances ‐ more important than governments or laws Confucian idea, translated as rituals ‐ enabling individuals to communicate with each other Plato and Confucius ‐ and the father‐son relationship guide of excellence ‐ making sense of the master wisely balancing discipline
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