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Kyla Mae Domalaon
on Nov 10, 2024
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The Confucian "attunement of names" means that
A) the names we give to our children are an important factor in their character formation.
B) names don't really matter.
C) the name we give to something should match the reality.
D) what counts the most is who you know.
Attunement of Names
The process of bringing names into harmony or appropriate correlation, often in a symbolic or significant context.
Character Formation
The process of developing and shaping one's personal traits, ethics, and behaviors over time.
- Understand the role of cultural and religious convictions in shaping individual merit, societal order, and moral practices.
- Acquire knowledge about the ethical considerations of philosophical theories concerning behavior, obligation, and self-improvement.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the role of cultural and religious convictions in shaping individual merit, societal order, and moral practices.
- Acquire knowledge about the ethical considerations of philosophical theories concerning behavior, obligation, and self-improvement.
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