Legalism in Classical China
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Legalism in Classical China
Overview of the course, background on Classical China, and the significance of Legalism

Module #2
The Historical Context of Legalism
The Warring States period, the rise of Qin and Han dynasties, and the intellectual landscape of the time

Module #3
Key Figures in Legalism
Shang Yang, Han Fei, and Li Si:their lives, works, and contributions to Legalism

Module #4
The Core Principles of Legalism
The concept of fa (law), the role of the state, and the primacy of order and stability

Module #5
Legalist Philosophy:Human Nature and Morality
The Legalist view of human nature, morality, and the role of punishment

Module #6
The Role of the State in Legalism
The Legalist concept of the state, its powers, and its relationship with society

Module #7
The Concept of Fa (Law) in Legalism
The meaning and significance of fa, and its application in Legalist thought

Module #8
Punishment and Crime in Legalism
The Legalist approach to punishment, crime, and rehabilitation

Module #9
The Economy and Agriculture in Legalist Thought
Legalist views on economic development, agriculture, and the role of the state in the economy

Module #10
The Military and Defense in Legalist Thought
Legalist views on military organization, strategy, and the role of defense in the state

Module #11
Government Administration in Legalist Thought
Legalist ideas on bureaucratic organization, officialdom, and the administrative system

Module #12
The Role of Education in Legalist Thought
Legalist views on education, its purpose, and the training of officials

Module #13
The Influence of Legalism on Qin Dynasty Politics
How Legalist ideas shaped the Qin dynastys policies, institutions, and practices

Module #14
The Legacy of Legalism in Han Dynasty Politics
How Legalist ideas continued to influence Han dynasty politics, institutions, and practices

Module #15
Comparing Legalism with Other Chinese Philosophies
Legalism in relation to Confucianism, Daoism, and Mohism:similarities and differences

Module #16
Criticisms and Controversies Surrounding Legalism
Critiques of Legalism from ancient to modern times, and its controversial aspects

Module #17
Legalist Thought in Modern China
The revival of Legalist ideas in modern Chinese politics, economics, and society

Module #18
Legalism and Its Relevance to Contemporary Governance
Lessons from Legalism for modern governance, policy-making, and statecraft

Module #19
Case Studies in Legalist Governance
Real-world examples of Legalist-inspired governance and policy-making

Module #20
Legalism and Economic Development
The relationship between Legalist ideas and economic growth, prosperity, and inequality

Module #21
Legalism and Human Rights
Tensions and contradictions between Legalist thought and modern human rights discourse

Module #22
Legalism and Social Justice
Legalist ideas on social justice, equality, and the distributive role of the state

Module #23
Legalism and International Relations
Legalist perspectives on international relations, diplomacy, and global governance

Module #24
Legalism and Globalization
The implications of Legalist thought for globalization, neoliberalism, and the global economy

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Legalism in Classical China career

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Legalism in Classical China ( 25 Modules )

Legalism in Classical China
( 25 Modules )