The Four Chinese Classics by Hinton, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Illustrations I: TAOIST CLASSICS

Tao Te Ching

Introduction I. Tao Ching II. Te Ching Notes Key Terms: An Outline of Lao Tzu’s Thought

Chuang Tzu

Introduction I. Wandering Boundless and Free II. A Little Talk About Evening Things Out III. To Care for This Life IV. The Human Realm V. The Talisman of Integrity Replete VI. The Great Ancestral Master VII. The Way of Emperors and Kings Notes Key Terms: An Outline of Chuang Tzu’s Thought

II: CONFUCIAN CLASSICS

Analects

Map Introduction I. To Learn, and Then II. In Government, the Secret III. Eight Rows of Dancers IV. Of Villages, Humanity V. Kung-yeh Ch’ang VI. Jan Yung Is One Who VII. Transmitting Insight, But VIII. Surely T’ai Po IX. The Master Rarely X. His Native Village XI. Studies Begin XII. Yen Hui XIII. Adept Lu XIV. Yüan Szu Asked About XV. Duke Ling of Wei XVI. The House of Chi XVII. Yang Huo XVIII. The Lord of Wei XIX. Adept Chang XX. Emperor Yao Said Notes Historical Table Key Terms: An Outline of Confucius’ Thought Further Reading

Mencius

Introduction I. Emperor Hui of Liang Book One II. Emperor Hui of Liang Book Two III. Kung-Sun Ch’ou Book One IV. Kung-Sun Ch’ou Book Two V. Duke Wen of T’eng Book One VI. Duke Wen of T’eng Book Two VII. Li Lou Book One VIII. Li Lou Book Two IX. Wan Chang Book One X. Wan Chang Book Two XI. Master Kao Book One XII. Master Kao Book Two XIII. To Fathom the Mind Book One XIV. To Fathom the Mind Book Two Notes Historical Table Key Terms: An Outline of Mencius’ Thought Further Reading