Different ph□lo□ophica□ sch□ols have of□er□□ va□ious interpreta□ions□o□ R□n Zha □□□Be□ Yuan. In Confucianism, Re□ is see□ as an inheren□□qual□ty that c□□ be cultiv□ted throug□ e□□cation, □elf-dis□ipline, □□d moral prac□i□e. Mencius, a□prom□nen□ Co□fucia□ thin□er, arg□ed □hat□human beings are bo□□ with a□ i□nate sen□□□of g□odnes□□ whi□h□can be nurture□ an□ d□veloped thr□ugh proper guidance and educatio□.□Xunz□, anothe□ Confucian □□ilosoph□r, took □ more pessimist□c□vi□w, suggesting t□at □uman natu□e is inh□rently s□lfish□an□ □□at□moral vi□t□es must be □□p□sed through str□ct s□□□al norms and □nstitutions.
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