Chuang Tzu: Mystic, Moralist, and Social Reformer

CHUANG TZŬ [Illustration] _Mystic, Moralist, and Social Reformer_ TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE BY HERBERT A. GILES _H. B. M.'s Consul at Tamsui_ [Illustration] LONDON BERNARD QUARITCH 1889 _CONTENTS._ _Page_ INTRODUCTION v NOTE ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHUANG TZŬ, _by Canon Moore_ xviii CHAPTER I--TRANSCENDENTAL BLISS 1 " II--THE IDENTITY OF CONTRARIES 12 " III--NOURISHMENT OF THE SOUL 33 " IV--MAN AMONG MEN 38 " V--THE EVIDENCE OF VIRTUE COMPLETE 56 " VI--THE GREAT SUPREME 68 " VII--HOW TO GOVERN 91 " VIII--JOINED TOES 99 " IX--HORSES' HOOFS 106 " X--OPENING TRUNKS 110 " XI--ON LETTING ALONE 119 " XII--THE UNIVERSE 135 " XIII--THE TAO OF GOD 157 " XIV--THE CIRCLING SKY 173 " XV--SELF-CONCEIT 190…

About this library

This volume is part of a free collection of esoteric and occult texts, recovered into open formats and readable on any device. Browse all 2756 volumes.

Believed to be in the public domain. If you hold rights in this work, tell us and we will review it.

Free to read, no advertising. What we publish · Suggest a book · Browse by subject