Question

Marshall D. Willman identified a linguistic turn in this school, which explored a concept of intentionality and used linguistic analysis to argue for the justice of capital punishment. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this school, which developed standards for belief based on precedent, empirical evidence, and moral goodness of the belief. They used these three standards to attack belief in fatalism and justify belief in ghosts.
ANSWER: Mohism [accept Mohist school]
[10e] The Mohist standards heavily influenced this school of thought, which focuses on practical advice for rulers in texts like the Hán Fēizi.
ANSWER: Legalism [or jiā]
[10m] The linguistic analysis of the Mohist canon was also influential on members of the school of names, who developed a paradox about how a white one of these animals is not one of these animals.
ANSWER: horse [or ]
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