墨子“兼相愛、交相利”的管理觀

1、沈陽師范大學碩士學位論文墨子“兼相愛、交相利”的管理觀姓名：李紅敏申請學位級別：碩士專業(yè)：中國哲學指導教師：王思義20100501墨子“兼相愛、交相利”的管理觀 IIMo Tsu's Concept of Management--Universal Love and Mutual Benefit Abstract Mohist school was created by Mo Tsu, which was formed in

2、the early Warring States period. The activities of Mohist school run through the whole period and together with the Confucian became one of the most influential schools in the society. This paper argues that “universal l

3、ove and mutual benefit” is the core and essence of Mohist thought and also it is the key symbol of Mohist which is different from other schools in pre-Qin period. Other types of claims were launched around this concept a

4、nd formed as a whole. Only by universal love and mutual benefit can the people of the country live a comfortable life so that can the development of the country be enhanced. Mohist is opposed to extravagance, waste and e

5、goism. We can say that the management idea of Mo Tsu was to address to the existed problems which has important significance to the world in that is has clear political purpose as well as a strong sense of the times. The

6、 preface part is mainly the academic overview of Mo Tsu’s “universal love and mutual benefit”. Based on the discussion of several results, the writer states the relationship between Mohist and Chinese traditional managem

7、ent philosophy. Meanwhile, the writer also discussed the key purpose of this paper—Universal love and mutual benefit. In the first part, the writer mainly explore the properties of Mo Tsu, the distinguished status of Moh

8、ist and Confucian in the period of Warring states, the embodiment of the thought of people, people’s wisdom and the value of the people and the content of the three-thought and its research value. In the second part, the

9、 content, practice and method of the management of “universal love and mutual benefit” were further analyzed. “Universal love and mutual benefit” reflected the small producers’ unsatisfactory with the phenomenon that the

10、 strong people looked down upon the weak one and the rich people insulted the poor one. Mo Tsu’s thought emphasized that to help and love each other is benefit to the development of the country. The purpose of the though