Confucianism and Its Global Influence in the Contemporary World
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Confucianism, moral governance, relational ethics, educational culture, global influenceResumo
Confucianism, originating from the teachings of Confucius in the 5th–6th century BCE, has played a defining role in shaping the cultural, social, and political foundations of East Asia. In the twenty-first century, its influence has moved far beyond its historical roots as scholars and governments reinterpret Confucian principles to confront contemporary issues in governance, education, leadership, and ethical development. Core values such as humaneness, moral integrity, harmony, and filial responsibility now appear in global debates on sustainability, social cohesion, and responsible leadership. Drawing on interdisciplinary research from philosophy, sociology, political science, and management studies, recent scholarship highlights Confucianism’s growing relevance in political legitimacy, educational transformation, business ethics, and virtue-based global ethics. Despite its contributions, concerns remain regarding the political misuse of Confucian rhetoric, the persistence of hierarchical norms, and its compatibility with democratic ideals. Even so, the tradition continues to demonstrate adaptability, suggesting that its global influence will expand as long as Confucian values are critically reinterpreted and integrated into the needs of modern, diverse societies.
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