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Work in progress: Not for citation or reproduction. Please send comments, criticisms and suggestions to Chad Hansen at chansen@hkusa.hku.hk Chuang Tzu (Zhuangzi) Table of Contents Hui Shih's Teaching. Chuang Tzu: Skeptical Perspectivalism . Intuitionism. Skepticism v. Dogmatic Monism. Interpretive Issues. Practical Implications. Chuang Tzu (Chuang Chou, ca, 360 BC), along with Lao Tzu, is a ...

Main | Other Chinese Web Sites Chinese Cultural Studies: Zhuangzi Chuang-tse (c. 286 BCE) Selection from The Zhuangzi From Patricia Ebrey, Chinese Civilization : A Sourcebook, 2d ed. (New York: Free Press, 1993), pp. 28-31 Hui Shi said to Zhuangzi, I have a large tree, of the sort people call a shu tree. Its trunk is too gnarled for measuring lines to be applied to it, its branches are too ...

Chuang Tzu: The Next Voice Refinement of Energy and Perfection of Spirit. Chuang Tzu (399 - 295 B.C.) has always been an influential Chinese philosopher. His writing is at once transcendental while at the same time being deeply immersed within everyday life. He is at peace while at the same time moving through the world. There is a deep vein of mysticism within him which is illuminated by his ...

The Chuang-tzu Lin Yutang's Introduction Chuangtse, Mystic and Humorist Jesus was followed by St. Paul, Socrates by Plato, Confucius by Mencius, and Laotse by Chuangtse. In all four cases, the first was the real teacher and either wrote no books or wrote very little, and the second began to develop the doctrines and wrote long and profound discourses. Chuangtse, who died about 275 B.C., was ...