One follower of this school of thought argued that education and societal ritual were needed to create human goodness. This view caused a rift between that scholar, Xunzi, and
One follower of this school of thought argued that education and societal ritual were needed to create human goodness. This view caused a rift between that scholar, Xunzi, and another of this philosophy's disciples, Mencius. Followers of this school of thought aim to become "gentlemen," or junzi, and its founder laid out the five basic relationships. Other core concepts of this belief system include ren and filial piety, and prominent texts in this philosophy include the Analects. For 10 points, name this philosophy often combined with Buddhism, historically practiced in China.
One follower of this school of thought argued that education and societal ritual were needed to create human goodness.