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    The heart-mind must reflect on the great parts of the sel... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Moral development requires disciplining natural desires for sensual and material satisfaction

    The heart-mind must reflect on the great parts of the self that have normative priority

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    Each thinker emphasizes one of these opposing directions, but it is a credit to the subtlety and power of their views that each also takes into account the direction that the other emphasizes. Mencius acknowledges that moral development is hindered when a person pays more attention to the “small” parts of the self that include desires for sensual and material satisfaction and fails to use the heart-mind to reflect on the great parts that have normative priority. In the chapter on rituals, Xunzi

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