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Chapter 2 On Shen Buhai’s Legal Thought.” However, when examined in the context of contemporaneous political discourse, the notion that “Shen Buhai spoke of .” can be read as equal to “Shen Buhai spoke of . 法” (i.e., laws and standards). Not only does the concept of . figure prominently in the surviving . 申子 fragments (in which the term

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Chapter 3 Morality vs. Impartial Standards in the ophy including: (1) positive references to conventional virtues, (2) an advocacy of according with the overarching ., and (3) the development of a form of state consequentialism. While it would be possible to construct moral reasons in support of each of these three positions, the . does not do so.

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Chapter 4 ,: The World Driven by?Self-Interestargumentation and the creative borrowing of its predecessors’ ideas are indeed remarkable. Nonetheless, this chapter argues that the crux of .’s appeal is not necessarily its philosophical depth but rather its inquisitive analysis of the opponents’ ideas, its cynicism, audacity, and merciless exposu

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Chapter 5 The Concept of , in , and Its Evolutionthe text. It attempts to demonstrate two major points. First, it elucidates the multiplicity of meanings of . in . and highlights considerable differences in the usage of . in different chapters of the text. .which can refer to such things as measurement standards, laws, ordering principles of the c

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Chapter 7 Rule by Impersonal Standards in the Early Empires: Ideas and Realitiesndardization was not limited to the improvement of government apparatus. Rather, impersonal standards were an instrument of a comprehensive social reform that enacted core precepts of the fa tradition such as meritocracy, centralization of authority, and totality of monarchical power. Unlike the ide

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Chapter 8 , and the Early Legal Systemearly Han periods. . must be distinguished from the related terms . “statutes” and . “edicts”, which referred to the written embodiment of law. In technical legal texts, . is found in different usages. Most importantly, the term refers to legal rules or to “the law” as the entirety of legal rules. .

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Chapter 9 Two Perspectives on the , Tradition: Politics Versus the Rule of Impartial Standardsrtant constituent. Politics (. 政治) and the rule of . belong to different spheres, and the relationship between them is not such that one encompasses the other. Where the rule of . is inapplicable or ineffective, politics thrives. The rule of . prioritizes regularity, whereas politics prioritizes cha