Mozi

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Mozi was an influential Chinese philosopher and founder of Mohism, known for advocating universal love, meritocratic governance, and opposition to offensive warfare during the Warring States period.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Mozi canonical 8
Mohism 1
Mozi (text) 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese philosopher
Mohist
founder of a philosophical school
advocated defensive warfare only
frugal use of resources
practical, benefit-based ethics
selection of officials by merit
universal love over partial love
alternateName Master Mo
Mo Di
Mo Tzu
countryOfCitizenship Ancient China
era Hundred Schools of Thought
Warring States period
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
fieldOfWork logic and argumentation
military strategy
philosophy
founded Mohism
gender male
influenced Chinese military thought
Mohism
surface form: Mohist school

early Chinese logic
later Chinese legalist thinkers
influencedBy Confucianism
pre-Qin Chinese thought
languageOfWork Classical Chinese
mainInterest epistemology
ethics
logic
philosophy of war
political philosophy
movement Mohism
name Mozi self-link
nativeLanguage Classical Chinese
notableIdea condemnation of fatalism
frugality in government
impartial concern
meritocratic governance
opposition to offensive warfare
rejection of elaborate ritual and music
universal love
utilitarian evaluation of actions
opposed Confucian emphasis on ritual and music
hereditary privilege in government
offensive warfare
philosophicalSchool Mohism
region State of Lu
surface form: State of Lu (traditional association)
timePeriod 5th century BCE (approximate)
work Mozi self-link

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Zhou dynasty philosophicalMovement Mozi
this entity surface form: Mohism
Mozi name Mozi self-link
Mozi work Mozi self-link
Mohism founder Mozi
Mohism namedAfter Mozi
Mohism textualSource Mozi
this entity surface form: Mozi (text)