The Book of Lord Shang: A Classic of the Chinese School of LawUniversity of Chicago Press, 1963 - 346 עמודים The Book of Lord Shang is considered a classic of the School of Law, one of the six great Chinese schools of thought. It is attributed to Kung-san Yang, chief minister of the State of Ch'in on the western borders of China. He proved an able, ruthless statesman, abolishing communal land ownership in favor of individual ownership (to break the nobles, not help the peasants). His principle was to "punish severely the light crimes." For the first time, laws were made explicit, widely publicized and impartially enforced. This merciless code was well established before its author, the Lord of Shang, was murdered. |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 46
עמוד 15
... merit , all received titles from the ruler , 2 according to a hierarchic ladder . Those , who had private quarrels , were punished according to the severity of their offence . Great and small had to occupy themselves , with united force ...
... merit , all received titles from the ruler , 2 according to a hierarchic ladder . Those , who had private quarrels , were punished according to the severity of their offence . Great and small had to occupy themselves , with united force ...
עמוד 63
... merit , though they might be rich , had no glory whatever . ” This made a clean sweep of all privileges by birth . In the 19th paragraph of the Book of Lord Shang several of these degrecs are mentioned as being given for military merit ...
... merit , though they might be rich , had no glory whatever . ” This made a clean sweep of all privileges by birth . In the 19th paragraph of the Book of Lord Shang several of these degrecs are mentioned as being given for military merit ...
עמוד 240
... merit and reward was clear , then the people 2 emulated each other in merit . If , in administering a state , one succeeds in causing the people to exert their strength so that they emulate each other in merit , then the army will ...
... merit and reward was clear , then the people 2 emulated each other in merit . If , in administering a state , one succeeds in causing the people to exert their strength so that they emulate each other in merit , then the army will ...
תוכן
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
СНАР | 2 |
SHANG YANG AS SOCIAL REFORMER | 41 |
זכויות יוצרים | |
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