Legalism According to Schwartz
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Description: Course notes for students of this classical Chinese tradition.
In this chapter, Schwartz provides not only a systematic introduction to Legalism, but also to the background against which Legalism started. He traced the beginning of Legalism to the time of Confucius and such Confucian contemporaries as Tze-chan (Zi-chan), a ruler of a small state called Cheng and an acquaintance/possible student of Confucius. Schwartz argues that for the early Legalists, different from the Confucians who championed the importance of self-cultivation and cultivation of the family, they wanted uniform standards to govern the state to achieve more effective and rapid results. We only need to read pp.321-335, and 339-343 (on Han Fei-zi).
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