A thinker in this tradition was criticized in the 20th century over his characterization of morals as “parasites” or “lice.” A book from this tradition contrasts the heavy-handed man with a tactful man who clearly observes actions at the start of the section “Solitary Indignation.” That book from this tradition also makes an argument against virtue ethics in a chapter named for the “five vermin.” A thinker in this non-Stoic tradition conceptualized punishment and reward as the “Two Handles.” This tradition coalesced (-5[1])during the 3rd century BCE around The Book of Lord Shang (-5[1])and (10[1])a compilation of essays created by Hán Fēi, (10[1])which created (10[1])a model for Qín Emperors before the Hàn dynasty repressed (10[1])it in favor of Confucianism. (-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this tradition of Chinese political philosophy that advocated for realist ministers to strictly enforce rules. ■END■ (10[5])