A Brief History of Early Chinese Philosophy
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He was a great classic writer, and his writings are considered among the best specimens of early Chinese literature. His work which we now have is divided into three parts, " Inner," " Outer," and " Miscellaneous," altogether consisting of thirty- three books. It is said that originally it was made up of fifty-three books, twenty of which are now missing.
About the genuineness of the vrritings, a consensus of opinion is that the first "Inner" part undoubtedly comes from his own hand, but that t...he remaining two parts are so interlaced with spurious passages that it is difficult to distinguish one from the other. But, generally speaking, even those spurious parts are a development of Ohwang-tze's own thoughts. We have two English translations of Chwang-tze — one by Giles, and the other by Legge in the " Sacred Books of the Bast." 31 " Formerly, I, Chwang Chou, dreamt that I was a butterfly, a butterfly flying about, feeling that it was enjoying itself. I did not know that it was Chou.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a great classic writer, and his writings are considered among the best specimens of early Chinese literature. His work which we now have is divided into three parts, " Inner," " Outer," and " Miscellaneous," altogether consisting of thirty- three books. It is said that originally it was made up of fifty-three books, twenty of which are now missing.
About the genuineness of the vrritings, a consensus of opinion is that the first "Inner" part undoubtedly comes from his own hand, but that t...he remaining two parts are so interlaced with spurious passages that it is difficult to distinguish one from the other. But, generally speaking, even those spurious parts are a development of Ohwang-tze's own thoughts. We have two English translations of Chwang-tze — one by Giles, and the other by Legge in the " Sacred Books of the Bast." 31 " Formerly, I, Chwang Chou, dreamt that I was a butterfly, a butterfly flying about, feeling that it was enjoying itself. I did not know that it was Chou.
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