Taking a handful of famous passages from the Zhuangzi as case studies, Williams not only reveals the substantial interpretative differences between Hanshan Deqing, Wang Fuzhi, and Lin Yunming, but how their individual philosophical biases result in radically different understandings of the Zhuangzi.
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Hanshan Deqing, Wang Fuzhi, and Lin Yunming on Zhuangzi by John R. Williams. Title Hanshan Deqing, Wang Fuzhi, and Lin Yunming on Zhuangzi. Their understanding of «carefree wandering» () is spelled out, followed by a complete translation of the Péng–bird passage through their eyes.
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Their understanding of ‘carefree wandering’ is spelled out, followed by a complete translation of the Peng-bird passage through their eyes. The author concludes how this amounts to a conception of human flourishing.
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Their understanding of ‘carefree wandering’ is spelled out, followed by a complete translation of the Peng-bird passage through their eyes. The author concludes how this amounts to a conception of human flourishing.
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