《论语》是大家熟知的一部书,但人们很少想过《论语》为什么叫《论语》而不叫《孔子》,这似乎不成为一个问题。但如果我们把它同《老子》、《孟子》、《荀子》等书名放在一起看,就可能觉得这是个问题。《论语》作为书名始见于《礼记·坊记》:“《论语》曰:‘三年无改于父之道,可谓孝矣。”从现在能见到的典籍来看,最早对《论语》之名作出解释的是 “Analects of Confucius” is a well-known book, but people rarely think of the Analects of Confucius as “analects” rather than “Confucius”, which does not seem to be a problem. But if we put it together with the titles of “Lao Tzu”, “Mencius” and “Xunzi”, we may think this is a problem. “Analects of Confucius” as the title of the book first appeared in “Book of Rites Square Keeper”: “” Analects of Confucius “said: ’Three years without change to the father of the way, can be described as filial piety.” From the classics can now see the earliest The explanation of the name “Analects” is