Rosemont's primary goal in this chapter is to
A) explain the specific principles by which Confucius says you should live.
B) illuminate some of the central concepts of Confucian moral philosophy.
C) contrast Confucian moral philosophy with contemporary Western moral philosophy.
D) explore the overlap between Confucian moral philosophy and Aristotelian virtue ethics.

Question

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Throughout the chapter, Rosemont discusses various central concepts of Confucian moral philosophy, such as the importance of relationships, the cultivation of virtue, and the idea of li. He does not focus solely on explaining specific principles, nor does he directly contrast Confucian and Western moral philosophy or explore the overlap between Confucian philosophy and Aristotelian virtue ethics.

Rosemont's Primary Goal in This Chapter Is to