WHAT DOES MO-ZI MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of Mo-Zi in the English dictionary
The definition of Mo-Zi in the dictionary is ?470–?391 bc, Chinese religious philosopher; his teaching, expounded in the book Mo-Zi, emphasizes love, frugality, avoidance of aggressive war, and submission to Heaven.
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As can be seen, Mo Zi's argument against Fatalism is very simple. To a significant
extent, the simplicity is a result of Mo Zi's failure to provide, in any of the essays, a
clear exposition of what Fate actually is or might be. The discussion is really ...
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THE ROUTLEDGE HISTORY OF CHINESE PHILOSOPHY
Li, Yushu 李漁叔(1974), Mo-Zi-Jin-Zhu-Jin-Yi 《墨子今註今譯》[Mo-Zi:
Contemporary Notes and Paraphrase], Taipei: Tai-Wan-Shang-Wu. Lowe, Scott (
1992), Mo Tzu's Religious Blueprint for a Chinese Utopia, Lewiston: Edwin
Mellen. Lum ...
For Mo Zi, only in a political society can people reach a general agreement on
what is the right (Yi), which in turn governs the society. Mo Zi advocates a theory
of general agreement in sorting out the governing principles of Yi (righteousness)
.
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Autocratic Tradition and Chinese Politics
According to Mo Zi, with the sole exception of the Son of Heaven, everyone
should have a superior to obey. At the very bottom are the commoners who were
supposed to benefit from this system. Like Confucius, Mo Zi believed as long as
the ...
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Leadership, Spirituality and the Common Good: East and West ...
Mo Zi, a philosopher, smoothes over Confucian hierarchic love with his thought of
universal love. Mo Zi holds that the unrest and discord in the world are “all
caused by lack of mutual love”8 He therefore advocates “universal and mutual
love, ...
Henri Claude de Bettignies, Mike J. Thompson, 2010
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Time, Science, and Society in China and the West
Summary Views of time and space held by adherents of the Mohist school
appear in six chapters of the Mo Zi f ), known as the "Mohist canons," "
Explanations of the canons," "Major illustrations," and "Minor illustrations." They
were compiled ca ...
Julius Thomas Fraser, Nathaniel Morris Lawrence, Francis C. Haber, 1986
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China's Legalists: The Earliest Totalitarians and Their Art ...
If there were universal love in the world, the states would not invade other states,
families would not steal from other families . . . then the world would be well
ordered" (Mo Zi, jian-ai a). Mo Zi thought that countries went to war also because
of ...
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One Hundred Philosophers
MAIN INFLUENCES K'ung fu-zi, Lao- NFLUENCED Later Mohists Mo-zi (Mo-tzu
or Mo-di) was born in the kingdom Lu, though he spent his life travelling. He
seems to have started out as a Confucian, and certainly shared K'ung fu- zi's love
of ...
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The Wisdom of Zhuang
Zi on Daoism:
369 -286 B.C.) lived nearly one hundred twenty years after Mo Zi (ca. 490-403
B.C.). So, "to this day" in the last sentence of this paragraph means in Zhuang Zi's
time, or nearly 120 years after Mo Zi's death. The three well-known arguments ...
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PHILOSOPHY -- One Man's Overview
Mo Zi is the honorific name of Mo Di (ֵ, c. 468 – 376 BC). He was a generation
younger than Confucius. During the period of Chun-Qiu when there were many
schools of thought, his teaching, Moism (⇥), was competitive with
Confucianism ...
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“Last year we signed the Zam-Zim Malaria initiative with Zambia and the Mo-Zi-Za - which includes Mozambique and South Africa - to ... «The Zimbabwean, May 14»
A Place of One's Own 一席之地
Musician Mo-zi (Mo Tzu-yi) is a washed-up guitarist and singer forced to distribute his band's album himself. To make things worse, his live-in ... «China Post, Oct 09»
