The Sayings of Confucius


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(4.1 stars; 273 reviews)

Promoting virtues such as filial devotion, compassion, loyalty, and propriety, these dialogues between the ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius and his disciples comprise the crux of Confucianism. (Summary by Andrea L).

A Chinese version is available: 論語 Lún Yǔ (Analects) (3 hr 11 min)

Chapters

Introductory Note 3:43 Read by David Barnes
Book 01 5:26 Read by Andrea L
Book 02 7:06 Read by Carl Manchester
Book 03 9:58 Read by David Barnes
Book 04 5:25 Read by Kathy
Book 05 7:58 Read by Kathy
Book 06 9:39 Read by Carl Manchester
Book 07 12:19 Read by Paul Sze
Book 08 8:34 Read by Paul Sze
Book 09 11:04 Read by Paul Sze
Book 10 8:07 Read by ML Cohen
Book 11 10:27 Read by ML Cohen
Book 12 10:12 Read by ML Cohen
Book 13 8:33 Read by roolynninms
Book 14 15:27 Read by David Barnes
Book 15 11:11 Read by David Barnes
Book 16 11:23 Read by Paul Sze
Book 17 12:39 Read by Paul Sze
Book 18 8:43 Read by Paul Sze
Book 19 9:16 Read by David Barnes
Book 20 4:45 Read by David Barnes

Reviews


(5 stars)

it I s a great wonder that anyone would take part in any project on hear with all the criticism they get. These people are not auditioning for a part. This is a public service they do, I for one am very thankful to all who read for our enjoyment as should we all.

Look Past the Accents


(5 stars)

These people take time to do this for us. I find it intriguing of the english accent speaking of Chinese teachings. Bridging Cultural Gaps at ots best. I love LibriVox


(3 stars)

read by multiple people. audio level om reader to reader was consistent and read well. I listened chapter by chapter cause hearing "the master said" over and over was grating on my brain.


(3 stars)

the breathing of the man who read the second book eroded my brain each time he breathed...maybe too close to the microphone

Oh dear


(5 stars)

I can stream and download this one fine, georgo, I think your computer or net connection is the problem -- not this project. I'm looking forward to listening to the whole thing ... what I've sampled so far sounds interesting.

the sayings of confuscius


(2 stars)

the content is wonderful but the readings are very hard for me to understand due to many of the readers heavy accents....they speak beautifully, but unfortunately I can't understand them.

Great book


(4 stars)

I did not enjoy the accent of the second book/chapter where there was Andrea L I couldn't finish it. but the rest sounded really clear.

recorded silence longer than reading! no pride in work anymore!


(0.5 stars)

this is a joke, why does each book show the length of the reading but then have 15+ minutes of silence before proceeding to the next book??? it's almost like someone wants people to get annoyed & just not listen to the wisdom of Confucia... it's all good the Internet is vast & just dl this elsewhere since someone at librivox is obviously bias in oneway or another. what happened to providing access to knowledge & allowing the person to make an educated thought on their own? instead of having a table of jokers in powerful positions subjecting us to their own ideals &when the knowledge doesn't align with their Orwellian roadmap to the future they tamper or delete. interesting how the education system is so broken that the young adults are only indoctrinated & they can't form a unique thought or informed opinion. if they can't Google it, they don't know it & are worthless as contributors to society, & when you try to have a conversation about a topic they only repeat some talking heads view, then turn violent.🤦