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Notes on Text and Translation ix
Preface xv
Introduction 1
Zhuangzi's Life and Work 1
The Rise of Philosophical Thought in China 4
The Book of Changes 7
The Book of Odes 8
The Book of History 9
Confucianism 10
Daoism 15
Hundred Schools of Philosophy 19
Legalism 19
Mohism 20
The Logicians 24
Buddhism 26
Central Themes in Zhuangzi 28
Dao 28
Heaven 35
Freedom, Equality and Development of True Nature 36
The Politics of the Sage 46
How Can We Achieve Harmony with All of Nature? 53
Transformation and Constancy 61
Highest Happiness 63
Wandering Freely 83
The Equality of All Things 89
The Mastery of Life 99
Transactions in the World of Men 101
The Sign of Virtue Complete 110
The Great and Honoured Teacher 116
The Regulations for Emperors and Rulers 125
Webbed Toes 129
The Hoofs of Horses 133
Breaking Open Trunks 136
Letting Be and Letting Stand 140
Heaven and Earth 147
The Way of Heaven 158
The Revolution of Heaven 166
Ingrained Ideas 175
Cultivation of Innate Nature 178
Autumn Floods 181
Highest Happiness 191
A Complete Understanding of Life 196
The Tree on the Mountain 204
Tian Zifang 211
Knowledge Wanders in the North 219
Gengsang Chu 228
Xu Wugui 237
Zeyang 249
External Things 259
Metaphorical Language 265
Renouncing the Throne 269
Robber Zhi 279
Enthralled by Sword Fight 291
The Old Fisherman 295
Lie Yukou 301
Under the Heaven 308
Glossary I 320
Glossary II 326
Bibliography 328
Index 335
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Kenneth Poirot
reviewed Zhuangzi on February 03, 2012
Zhuangzi
Lovely poetic stories exemplifying key Daoist concepts. Whereas the Tao Te Ching is pure symbolism and poetry, this is a collection of parables. That means its a lot more "concrete." As a result, it gets even more explicitly anarchist than Laozi at times, but it also gets even more explicitly bizarre (condemning listening to complex music for example). This has the famous Butterfly Dream parable in it, as well as the Turtle of Ch'u parable, which were both excellent. This is a good way for people to understand Daoism who can't handle the vagueness of the Tao Te Ching.
Laozi may be the old master, but Zhuangzi is the one I'd want to smoke with.
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