Acknowledge what the evidence warrants
These passages support a learning exercise in intellectual restraint. The connection is an editorial comparison, not a claim of shared authorship or dependence.
知之為知之，不知為不知Separate the visible repetition from a larger interpretation of knowing.
CHANT · CC BY-SA 4.0 · KR1h0004_002.txt, lines 139–144盡信《書》，則不如無《書》A particular account in the Documents becomes an object of scrutiny; 書 here names that work.
tls · CC BY-SA 4.0 · KR1h0001_014.txt, lines 48–55Make the comparison explicit
These passages support a learning exercise in intellectual restraint. The connection is an editorial comparison, not a claim of shared authorship or dependence.
論語: Separate the visible repetition from a larger interpretation of knowing.
孟子: A particular account in the Documents becomes an object of scrutiny; 書 here names that work.
If two passages both contain 知, what has been established before reading their contexts?
A shared written form. A shared sense, philosophical position, historical pronunciation, or line of influence remains to be argued.
Shared words, images, or constructions do not by themselves establish common meaning, authorship, or origin. An explicit citation is identified only where the wording itself supports it.
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