Confucian thought and the University of Music Music Education Elective Courses.doc

Confucian thought and the University of Music Music Education Elective Courses Abstract: The Confucian educational thought of the impact of education and the role played by history is permanent. Music Education in Higher Education is also perfect personality, group harmony plays an important role. This paper briefly reviews Confucianism education and music education advocated by the spirit of education and use it as the benchmark for music elective course in colleges and universities put forward specific requirements. Keywords: Confucian educational thought; Music Education; College Music Elective 1, Confucian educational thought on the role of education Confucius as the representative of the Chinese traditional educational thought not only to the social role of education, but also attach importance to their personal development in the role. “Book of Rites” in “University” chapter on “investigation of things, Munetomo, sincerity, Zhengxintai, self-cultivation, regulating the family, ruling the state and the world” not only describes the famous Confucian discussion on university education process and steps, but also a clear indication of Confucian view of the role of education: By studying nature, Munetomo be sincere, Zhengxintai (ie, correct ethical and moral concepts, so that is not swayed by all kinds of selfish evil thoughts) so as to achieve the purpose of self-cultivation (ie, the formation of a sound personality), This is the education on the role of personal development; On this basis, each person to actively promote their harmonious and happy family (the family is the cell of society) and the country’s prosperity, stability, efforts to make its own contribution (Qijia To govern the country), which is education for social development and the role. Confucian educational thought attaches great importance to personal development, “sex is also similar, Xi Xiang-Yuan also” the Confucian theoretical basis for personal development. But the Confuc