Section Two: The Reactionary Political Guideline - "Self-Restraint and Restoration of the Rites"

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Contemporary Chinese Thought 9 (3):23-38 (1978)
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The superstructure of the slave society advocated by Confucius was [known by] the general name "rites" [li]. Speaking more concretely, it was the rites of Chou which constituted the ideology of the Western Chou's slave system and ruling class of slave owners.

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