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Criticism to Han Dynasty and the Ethical Fatalism of Confucians

Shi Jian-gang

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In mid-Han Dynasty,the criticism and negativism to Han Dynasty,which had great influence on the Confucians' ethical fatalism,arose among the Confucians with the deepening of ruling crisis of Han Dynasty and made them swing between the royalty and fatalism.Being afraid of the consequence of fate,the group advocated the criticism and push WANG Mang Regime through.

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In mid-Han Dynasty,the criticism and negativism to Han Dynasty,which had great influence on the Confucians' ethical fatalism,arose among the Confucians with the deepening of ruling crisis of Han Dynasty and made them swing between the royalty and fatalism.Being afraid of the consequence of fate,the group advocated the criticism and push WANG Mang Regime through.

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In mid-Han Dynasty,the criticism and negativism to Han Dynasty,which had great influence on the Confucians' ethical fatalism,arose among the Confucians with the deepening of ruling crisis of Han Dynasty and made them swing between the royalty and fatalism.Being afraid of the consequence of fate,the group advocated the criticism and push WANG Mang Regime through.

Key concepts: Fatalism, Criticism, Philosophy, Literature, Legalism (Western philosophy), Art, Law, Theology

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