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Chinese Philosophies

Confucius

551 BC- 479 BC

Confucius Life 551-479 BC (Zhou dynasty) Used his teachings to restore social order, harmony, and respect for authority

Ethical Behaviors “VIRTUES” Ancient Traditions Honesty Parents, family & friends Golden Rule

Chinese Society 5 social relationships Ruler / subjects Father / son Husband / wife Older / younger brothers Friend / friend

Government Individuals should Participate in society Vigorous Government action Government rules as a parental figure

Government Bureaucracy / Civil Service Little belief in afterlife

Daoism/ Taoism

Laozi

Laozi’s Life Lived during the 6th Century BC First teacher Natural order was important

“Dao De Ching” (The Way of Virtue) Dao (tow) means the “The Way” Appealed to common people because it’s based in nature

Government Shunned politics Told people not to participate Government should have minimum control over people

Legalism

Emperor Qin

Main Beliefs Highly efficient & powerful government is the key to social order Power & harsh laws for rulers to keep order

Main Beliefs People were basically selfish & untrustworthy so they needed harsh punishments Peace & prosperity is only achieved by severe punishments

Main Beliefs Thinkers & their ideas were strictly controlled by the government Those who obeyed should be rewarded

Naturalism

Yin and Yang

Main Beliefs Dualism of Nature Balanced was searched for Most interested in life on earth Dualism of Nature Balanced was searched for Extremes could not exist for long

Yin & Yang Yang-male, light, hot, active Yin- female, dark, cold, passive Yang-male, light, hot, active Do NOT conflict with each other, but complement & depend on each other for balance

Buddhism

The Enlightened One

Main Beliefs Reincarnation Four Noble Truth’s Eight Fold Path Reaching nirvana Pray at temples