A 2022 paper by Harvey Lederman presents an “introspective” interpretation of this thinker based on his notion of zhi zhi (“chuh-chuh”), or “extending knowledge.” (-5[1])According to legend, this thinker spent seven days doing nothing but staring at the bamboo in his garden to grasp its essence, but only succeeded in making himself ill. This thinker (15[1])[emphasize] critiqued the idea that the concept of gé wù in the Great Learning should be construed simply as “studying things.” Together with his predecessor (15[1])(*) Lù Xiàngshān (“sh’yahng-shahn”), this thinker founded the “School of the Mind.” This thinker argued that people can acquire li solely through introspection, what he called liangzhi (“l’yahng-chuh”), or “innate knowing.” This thinker rejected the possibility of weakness of the will, a doctrine he called the “unity of knowledge and action.” For 10 points, name this Míng dynasty philosopher who was the leading critic of Zhū Xī (10[1])(“chu-shee”). (0[2])■END■