This is the first work available in English which addresses Zhuangzi's thought as a whole. It presents an interpretation of the Zhuangzi, a book in thirty-three chapters that is the most important collection of Daoist texts in early China.
This is the first work available in English which addresses Zhuangzi's thought as a whole. It presents an interpretation of the Zhuangzi, a book in thirty-three chapters that is the most important collection of Daoist texts in early China.
Eske Møllgaard received his PhD in East Asian Languages and Civilizations from Harvard University. He currently is Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at University of Rhode Island. His teaching interests include Asian philosophy, comparative philosophy and continental philosophy. He is particularly interested in the ways East Asian traditions of thought make us reconsider and rediscover salient features of Western philosophical traditions.
Inhaltsangabe
1. On Reading Zhuangzi 2. Zhuangzi's Fundamental Figures of Thought 3. The Drive towards Completion 4. Unraveling the Drive towards Completion 5. Saying the Unsayable 6. Bungled Discourse 7. Impromptu Words 8. Ethics 9. Spiritual Exercise
1. On Reading Zhuangzi 2. Zhuangzi's Fundamental Figures of Thought 3. The Drive towards Completion 4. Unraveling the Drive towards Completion 5. Saying the Unsayable 6. Bungled Discourse 7. Impromptu Words 8. Ethics 9. Spiritual Exercise
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