This philosophical school's later incarnation argued for three kinds of "calling", labeled including  jia and ju.
This philosophical school's later incarnation argued for three kinds of "calling", labeled including  jia and ju. That later incarnation advocated a form of disputation or dialectics called bian, exemplified by works such as "The Greater Selection" and "The Lesser Selection." This school also applied the three fa of root, source, and use to distinguish between shi and fei, encapsulating all acts of judgment. Only root and use, however, are necessary to condemn musical shows, one of this school's ten doctrines along with "serving ghosts" and "thrift in funerals." Their peculiar form of consequentialism manifests itself in their concept of zhi or order, which requires consideration of benefit to the world, leading to its major doctrine. Distinguished by its founder's lower social class and corresponding dislike of the aristocratic implications of Confucianism, for 10 points, name this philosophical love advocating "inclusive care" or "universal love.'
This philosophical school's later incarnation argued for three kinds of "calling", labeled including  jia and ju.
{Mohism} or {Mozism}