The Reevaluation of Zhuangzi

Contemporary Chinese Thought 12 (4):63-89 (1981)
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Abstract

Zhuangzi is one of the great figures in the history of ancient Chinese thought. While Laozi and Zhuangzi are ranked together as the founders of Daoism, it is in fact primarily Zhuangzi who, as the worthy adversary of the Confucian school of Confucius and Mencius, has been the greatest influence in politics, culture, and thought. While this influence has had its negative aspects, its positive side has predominated. How to dialectically and historically evaluate Zhuangzi properly is a very important problem

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reprint Beiming, Yan (1981) "The reevaluation of zhuangzi". Chinese Studies in Philosophy 12(4):63

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