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    Exam 13: Aristotle's Ethics: Exploring Virtue and Justice
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    Mencius Compares the Feelings of Compassion, Disdain, Deference, and Approval
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Mencius Compares the Feelings of Compassion, Disdain, Deference, and Approval

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Question 175

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Mencius compares the feelings of compassion, disdain, deference, and approval and disapproval to be the basis from which people develop the most important virtues.

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