An anthropologist from this country won the 1980 Malinowski Prize and the 1981 Huxley medal; that man cooperated with Margaret Park Redfield on a 1945 study of the peasants of this country. One philosophical tradition from this country urged refinement through self-reflection on one's past failures, a process known as "embracing"; that school had a subset known as the "School of Names". One thinker from this country wrote the political tract "Mirror of the State". The allegory of the three vinegar tasters is used in thi
An anthropologist from this country won the 1980 Malinowski Prize and the 1981 Huxley medal; that man cooperated with Margaret Park Redfield on a 1945 study of the peasants of this country. One philosophical tradition from this country urged refinement through self-reflection on one's past failures, a process known as "embracing"; that school had a subset known as the "School of Names". One thinker from this country wrote the political tract "Mirror of the State". The allegory of the three vinegar tasters is used in this country to compare some of its major schools of thought, and important works in this country include The The Great Learning and the Doctrine of the Mean. Unfortunate incidents in the intellectual history of this country include the Burying of the Scholars, which wiped out many of the Hundred Schools. For ten points, name this Asian country home to Mohism, Legalism, and Taoism.
An anthropologist from this country won the 1980 Malinowski Prize and the 1981 Huxley medal; that man cooperated with Margaret Park Redfield on a 1945 study of the peasants of this country.
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