The Oral Meaning of the True Classic of Simplic...
The Oral Meaning of the True Classic of Simplicity is Lin Xiyi’s Song-era Daoist commentary, using Zhuangzi and Buddhist terms to explain Liezi in accessible oral style.
The Oral Meaning of the True Classic of Simplic...
The Oral Meaning of the True Classic of Simplicity is Lin Xiyi’s Song-era Daoist commentary, using Zhuangzi and Buddhist terms to explain Liezi in accessible oral style.
Jiang Tao's Exegesis on the True Classic of Sim...
Jiang Tao's Exegesis on the True Classic of Simplicity offers a literary and philosophical interpretation of the Liezi, praised for its elegance and depth beyond mere glosses.
Jiang Tao's Exegesis on the True Classic of Sim...
Jiang Tao's Exegesis on the True Classic of Simplicity offers a literary and philosophical interpretation of the Liezi, praised for its elegance and depth beyond mere glosses.
The Imperial Exegesis on the True Classic of Si...
The Imperial Exegesis on the True Classic of Simplicity by Emperor Huizong (1118) interprets four Liezi chapters, preserved in six scrolls and later included in a 12th-century anthology
The Imperial Exegesis on the True Classic of Si...
The Imperial Exegesis on the True Classic of Simplicity by Emperor Huizong (1118) interprets four Liezi chapters, preserved in six scrolls and later included in a 12th-century anthology
The Compiled Annotations on the Liezi 冲虚至德真经释文
The Compiled Annotations on the Liezi by Yin Jingshun and Chen Jingyuan preserves early phonetic glosses, though their contributions are not clearly distinguished.
The Compiled Annotations on the Liezi 冲虚至德真经释文
The Compiled Annotations on the Liezi by Yin Jingshun and Chen Jingyuan preserves early phonetic glosses, though their contributions are not clearly distinguished.
The Daoist Classic of Liezi 冲虚至德真经
The Daoist Classic of Liezi, likely composed in the Wei-Jin era, uses parables to promote emptiness and non-action, blending Daoist, Buddhist, and hedonistic themes.
The Daoist Classic of Liezi 冲虚至德真经
The Daoist Classic of Liezi, likely composed in the Wei-Jin era, uses parables to promote emptiness and non-action, blending Daoist, Buddhist, and hedonistic themes.
Ancillary Notes on Zhuangzi 南华真经副墨
Ancillary Notes on Zhuangzi by Lu Xixing (1578) interprets Zhuangzi as a commentary on the Daodejing, blending Daoist, Buddhist, and Confucian insights with poetic summaries.
Ancillary Notes on Zhuangzi 南华真经副墨
Ancillary Notes on Zhuangzi by Lu Xixing (1578) interprets Zhuangzi as a commentary on the Daodejing, blending Daoist, Buddhist, and Confucian insights with poetic summaries.