The art of setting up authority: Han Fei’s doctrine of Shi

Asian Philosophy 32 (3):270-288 (2022)
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Shi is fundamental and indispensable in understanding Han Fei’s political philosophy. Han Feizi presents a political term with different meanings such as power, status, and situation. Han Fei’s doc...

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L. I. Liu
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