John R. Williams Boeken

The interlinear bilingual edition of the Inner Chapters of Zhuangzi offers a unique translation that captures the original text's rhythm and rhyme, enhancing the reading experience of this seminal work in Chinese philosophy. An extensive introduction provides historical context and literary analysis, detailing its reception and commentary throughout Chinese history. Footnotes present traditional interpretations in both classical Chinese and translation, making it accessible for general readers and students alike, while showcasing the vibrant discourse surrounding this pivotal Daoist text.

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