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An Analysis of the Harmony between XUN Zi′s and MENG Zi′s View on Divine Order of Things on the Ultimate Level

Liu Li

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XUN Zi and MENG Zi shares one view of divine order of things on the ultimate level of ontology, that is, they enjoy the same view on “Li existing in the relation between the king and his subjects, father and son, brothers and couples. But MENG Zi advocates the priority of instructive persuasion and stresses retrospection and ethics and moral to instruct the ruled, whereas XUN Zi claims that “Li goes before “Law and focuses them both in a specific operation.

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XUN Zi and MENG Zi shares one view of divine order of things on the ultimate level of ontology, that is, they enjoy the same view on “Li existing in the relation between the king and his subjects, father and son, brothers and couples. But MENG Zi advocates the priority of instructive persuasion and stresses retrospection and ethics and moral to instruct the ruled, whereas XUN Zi claims that “Li goes before “Law and focuses them both in a specific operation.

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XUN Zi and MENG Zi shares one view of divine order of things on the ultimate level of ontology, that is, they enjoy the same view on “Li existing in the relation between the king and his subjects, father and son, brothers and couples. But MENG Zi advocates the priority of instructive persuasion and stresses retrospection and ethics and moral to instruct the ruled, whereas XUN Zi claims that “Li goes before “Law and focuses them both in a specific operation.

Key concepts: Harmony (color), Persuasion, Philosophy, Order (exchange), Relation (database), Moral order, Literature, Theology

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