Dao Companion to China's fa Tradition
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Dao Companion to China's fa Tradition
The Philosophy of Governance by Impartial Standards
Pines, Yuri
Springer International Publishing AG
08/2024
679
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9783031536298
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Introduction.- The fa Tradition in Chinese Philosophy.- Part I: Major texts and thinkers.- 1. The Book of Lord Shang: The Ideology of the Total State.- 2. Shen Buhai's Theory of fa.- 3. Morality in the Shenzi ?? Fragments.- 4. Han Feizi: The World Driven by Self-Interest.- 5. The Concept of fa in Guanzi and its Evolution.- 6. The Ideology of Chao Cuo.- Part II: Major Ideas of the fa Traditions.- 7. Rule by Impersonal Standards in the Early Empire: Ideas and Realities.- 8. Fa and the Early Legal System.- 9. Two Perspectives on the Fa Tradition: Politics versus the Rule of Impartial Standards.- 10. Human Motivation in the fa Tradition.- 11. The ruler in fa-based Government.- 12. The Historiography of Political Realism.- 13. The Ruler's New Tools: Fa ? and the Political Paradigm of Measure in Early China.- 14. Philosophy of Language in the fa Tradition.- 15. The fa Tradition and Morality.- Part III: Fa Traditions in history.- 16. The Historical Reputation of the fa Tradition in Imperial China.- 17. The fa Tradition and Its Modern Fate: The Case of the Book of Lord Shang.- Part IV: Comparative Perspectives.- 18. The fa Tradition versus Confucianism: Intellectuals, the State, and Meritocracy.- 19. Fajia and the Mohists.- 20. Laozi, Huang-Lao and the fa Tradition: Thinking through the Term xingming ??.-21. Machiavelli and the fa Tradition.- 22. The Book of Lord Shang and Totalitarianism's Intellectual Precursors Compared.- Epilogue.- 23. The Han Feizi and its Contemporary Relevance.
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chinese political thought;china and legalism;chinese philosophy and governance;chinese philosophy of law;early chinese philosophy;fa and chinese philosophy;han fei books;norms in chinese history
Introduction.- The fa Tradition in Chinese Philosophy.- Part I: Major texts and thinkers.- 1. The Book of Lord Shang: The Ideology of the Total State.- 2. Shen Buhai's Theory of fa.- 3. Morality in the Shenzi ?? Fragments.- 4. Han Feizi: The World Driven by Self-Interest.- 5. The Concept of fa in Guanzi and its Evolution.- 6. The Ideology of Chao Cuo.- Part II: Major Ideas of the fa Traditions.- 7. Rule by Impersonal Standards in the Early Empire: Ideas and Realities.- 8. Fa and the Early Legal System.- 9. Two Perspectives on the Fa Tradition: Politics versus the Rule of Impartial Standards.- 10. Human Motivation in the fa Tradition.- 11. The ruler in fa-based Government.- 12. The Historiography of Political Realism.- 13. The Ruler's New Tools: Fa ? and the Political Paradigm of Measure in Early China.- 14. Philosophy of Language in the fa Tradition.- 15. The fa Tradition and Morality.- Part III: Fa Traditions in history.- 16. The Historical Reputation of the fa Tradition in Imperial China.- 17. The fa Tradition and Its Modern Fate: The Case of the Book of Lord Shang.- Part IV: Comparative Perspectives.- 18. The fa Tradition versus Confucianism: Intellectuals, the State, and Meritocracy.- 19. Fajia and the Mohists.- 20. Laozi, Huang-Lao and the fa Tradition: Thinking through the Term xingming ??.-21. Machiavelli and the fa Tradition.- 22. The Book of Lord Shang and Totalitarianism's Intellectual Precursors Compared.- Epilogue.- 23. The Han Feizi and its Contemporary Relevance.
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