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Senses of value and judgment are important not only to diplomatic relations but to literature, psychology, ethnic studies, philosophy, and the sci...
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Senses of value and judgment are important not only to diplomatic relations but to literature, psychology, ethnic studies, philosophy, and the sciences. While different individuals may assign priorities differently, one should consider the importance of Confucius and his Yin and Yang theory, of the Gilgamesh Epic, the inspiration and impact of Seneca on the Elizabethan theater and lyrics, and the influences of history and incentive in terms of impressionism not only in the arts but in literature. Aesthetics and universality are important to the stable mind of society. Consider Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson again, especially in respect to their regards for Shakespeare as a super mind, a universal and aesthetical quality that extends, just as Confucianism, throughout many generations. Will Shakespeare's work actually outlive the works of Confucius?
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