The following translations and studies have been used in arriving at the “readings” presented in this volume and in writing the essay on Chuang Tzu.
| Giles, Herbert A. | Chuang Tzu, Mystic, Moralist and Social Reformer, translated from the Chinese, Shanghai, 1926. |
| _______ | Confucianism and Its Rivals, London, 1915. |
| Hughes, E. R. | Chinese Philosophy in Classical Times, London, 1954. |
| Legge, James | The Texts of Taoism, translations, with an introduction by D. T. Suzuki, New York, 1959. |
| Sze, Mai-Mai | The Tao of Painting, 2 vols., New York, 1956. |
| Wieger, Léon, S.J. | Les Pères du Système Taoiste, Paris, 1950. |
| Wilhelm, Richard | Dschuang Tsi—Das Wahre Buch Vom Südlichen Blutenland, Düsseldorf/Koler, 1951. |
| Wu, John C. H. | “The Wisdom of Chuang Tzu: A New Appraisal” in International Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. Ill, No. 1, Feb., 1963. |
| Yu-Lan, Fung | The Spirit of Chinese Philosophy, Boston, 1962. |
| Yutang, Lin | The Wisdom of India and China, New York, 1942. |