The Early Confucian Philosophy of Agency

Focusing on the philosophy of agency, this work explores Early Confucianism through the perspectives of Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi. It presents the tradition as a progressive movement, emphasizing a human-centered approach to social reform and a dynamic process of self-cultivation. The book highlights the development of these ideas, showcasing how they contribute to a deeper understanding of virtue and moral conduct in society.