The challenge of selfish actions to the fight against COVID-19 and Mencius's condemnation of Yang Zhu

SES Journal:32-52 (2020)
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Abstract

Because Mencius’s condemnation is equivalent to condemnation of ethical egoism, Mencius’s condemnation of Yang Zhu has something to say about the fight against COVID-19. There are measures, imposed by government, to fight the virus and defiance against these measures is condemned as selfish. In other words, Mencius’s condemnation of Yang Zhu could be said to be saying that the defiance is to be condemned as selfish.

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