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Han Feizi’s reflection on human values: “The way is the origin of all beings and the measure of good and evil”

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • The article presents Han Feizi’s philosophy of order, rules and social conduct.
  • His reflection links human values to principles that help distinguish what preserves balance from what harms it.

Han Feizi’s reflection places principles at the center of human conduct. The Chinese philosopher wrote that “The way is the origin of all beings and the measure of good and evil.”

His philosophy focused on order, rules and the way people should behave within society. The idea presented in the article invites readers to consider how shared principles can guide conduct.

Those principles, in Han Feizi’s view, help distinguish what contributes to balance from what damages it.

The way is the origin of all beings and the measure of good and evil.

· Han FeiziThe philosophical reflection cited in the article links principles with the distinction between balance and harm.
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