One of Confucius's disciples, Mencius, (c.372--c.289 B.C.) developed a more idealistic version of Confucianism, while Xunzi (Hsün Tzu, c.313--c.238 B.C.) argued that all inclinations are shaped by acquired language and other social forms.
One of Confucius's disciples (c.372--c.289 B.C.) developed a more idealistic version of Confucianism. All inclinations are shaped by acquired language. This was what Xunzi (Hsün Tzu, c.313--c.238 B.C.) argued. All inclinations are shaped by other social forms. This was what Xunzi (Hsün Tzu, c.313--c.238 B.C.) argued. Confucius's disciples were Mencius.