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Mencius' "Policy of Benevolence" and Its Modern Meaning

Li Dan

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Mencius regards his theory of human nature as base of Policy of Benevolence,and applies Policy of Benevolence thought to political practice,which becomes the people-centered principle.However,no matter which theory,the ultimate value is still kingly way.Contemporary,this thought still has a great reference significance to political practice in China.

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Mencius regards his theory of human nature as base of Policy of Benevolence,and applies Policy of Benevolence thought to political practice,which becomes the people-centered principle.However,no matter which theory,the ultimate value is still kingly way.Contemporary,this thought still has a great reference significance to political practice in China.

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Mencius regards his theory of human nature as base of Policy of Benevolence,and applies Policy of Benevolence thought to political practice,which becomes the people-centered principle.However,no matter which theory,the ultimate value is still kingly way.Contemporary,this thought still has a great reference significance to political practice in China.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Politics, Value (mathematics), Epistemology, Political philosophy, China, Philosophy, Sociology

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