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ARTICLES RELATED TO Legalism philosophy | | | |  Legalism philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Legalism philosophy - Chinese legalismIn Chinese History, legalism (法家; pinyin Fǎjiā) was one of the four main philosophic schools in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (722-221 BC). It is actually rather a pragmatic political philosophy, with maxims like "when the epoch changed, the ways changed" as its essential principle, than a jurisprudence. In this context, "legalism" here can bear the meaning of "political philosophy that uphold the rule of law" and thus, distinguished from the word's Western sense. Hanfeizi believed that a rule ...
See also:Legalism philosophy, Legalism philosophy - Chinese legalism, Legalism philosophy - Decline, Legalism philosophy - Related figures, Legalism philosophy - Related philosophies, Legalism philosophy - Contrasting philosophies, Legalism philosophy - Korean legalism, Legalism philosophy - Reference, Legalism philosophy - Notes Read more here: » Legalism philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Legalism philosophy - Chinese legalism |
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