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Is mankind naturally good or naturally Evil?

Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism laughing by the stream

Power to rule was granted by heaven Zhou Dynasty 1122 BCE – 256 BCE Mandate of Heaven “天命” Power to rule was granted by heaven Dynastic Cycle Era of Warring States (403 – 221 BCE)

Gave land to warriors for military service Chinese Feudalism Local warlords controlled Regions Warlords control land Gave land to warriors for military service

Three Schools of Thought Confucianism Daoism Legalism

Confucius 550 BC Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors”

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors Ruler to Subject

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors Ruler to Subject Father to Son - Filial Piety

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors Ruler to Subject Father to Son - Filial Piety Husband to Wife

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors Ruler to Subject Father to Son - Filial Piety Husband to Wife Older brother to younger brother

Confucius Superiors – Inferiors Social Philosopher - Social Order Rule with Moral Example We learn to behave from our “Superiors” Superiors – Inferiors Ruler to Subject Father to Son - Filial Piety Husband to Wife Older brother to younger brother Friend to Friend Friendship – Only equal

Social Philosopher - Social Order Confucius Social Philosopher - Social Order Ancestor Worship Family as a basis for an ideal government

Social Philosopher - Social Order Confucius Social Philosopher - Social Order Ancestor Worship Family as a basis for an ideal government "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself " - Golden Rule

Daoism - Taoism “The Way” Laozi “The Old Master” People are good Useless to build Governments Governments lead to fighting Less Government the better

Daoism - Taoism “The Way” Laozi “The Old Master” Three Jewels of the Tao: Compassion Moderation Humility Harmony with Nature

Daoism - Taoism “The Way” Laozi “The Old Master” Martial arts Traditional medicine (in harmony with nature)

Saw government as “unnatural” and felt that government was the problem that led to feudal wars

Sun Tzu Born 544 BC Died 496 BC

Han Feizi 280–233 BC Philosopher – School of law Legalism Man is, essentially bad . The law must severely punish any unwanted action, while rewarding those who follow it.

The First Emperor Qin Dynasty Shi Huangdi Adopted Legalism as form of government Shi Huangdi The First Emperor of unified China in 221BC

Qin Dynasty Shi Huangdi First Centralized Dynasty (Government) Construction of ambitious projects Began what became the GREAT WALL OF CHINA Achieved increased trade and agriculture

Qin Dynasty Shi Huangdi First Centralized Dynasty (Government) Standardization Currency Weights and Measures System of writing

Qin Dynasty Shi Huangdi Broke down Feudal States of China First Centralized Dynasty (Government) Standardization Standardized accepted thought - Burning of books and Burying of scholars

HAN DYNASTY 206 BC - 220 AD “The Golden Age of Chinese History” Officially sponsored Confucianism School of Thought in education and court politics Imperial University Service Exam

HAN DYNASTY 206 BC - 220 AD “The Golden Age of Chinese History” Officially sponsored Confucianism in education an court politics Most technologically advanced empire in the world The nautical steering rudder Negative numbers in mathematics Raised-relief map hydraulic-powered armillary sphere for astronomy seismometer Paper

HAN DYNASTY 206 BC - 220 AD “The Golden Age of Chinese History” Officially sponsored Confucianism in education an court politics Most technologically advanced empire in the world Paper China’s Trade route became known as Silk Road

Assignment: relevance to today In paragraph form, write how ancient Chinese philosophy is part of our cultural debates in America, today. 1. Do we need more gun laws? Do we take more of our freedoms/rights away from our law abiding citizens in order to deal with the few that are evil? Is our society so evil that most of us need government to create harsher gun laws, or have them taken from us, in order to keep society safe from one another? 2. What would Laozi and Han Fei feel about the debate?