Chuang-Tzu : A New Selected Translation with an Exposition of the Philosophy of Kuo Hsiang (Hardcover)

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A lot of fun to read and looking forward to reading more. Nothing conveys a philosophy better than laying out the supposed world it speaks to than through a series of poems, stories, discourses and expositions. Initially grabbed this due to a quote in Feyerabend's Discourses and reading it in con...

from dullchimes

I'm a budding biologist taking a pit stop in my course work to enjoy some eastern philosophy. I found the Tao Te Ching to be too detached and esoteric from the every day. The Chuang Tzu seems to be a cure. Involving anthropomorphic creatures and humorous personages belonging to cicadas and doves ...

from mewilbur

Chuang Tzu is the author of the first seven chapters, and they are brilliantly chaotic and muddy. In other words, he invented a style of writing that reflects the character of the Taoist sage as described in the Tao Te Ching. It seems as though he has turned everything on its head; however, if yo...

from mewilbur

Chuang Tzu is the author of the first seven chapters, and they are brilliantly chaotic and muddy. In other words, he invented a style of writing that reflects the character of the Taoist sage as described in the Tao Te Ching. It seems as though he has turned everything on its head; however, if yo...