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Komentarz do Zhuangzi
Trzydziestotrzyrozdziałowa edycja Zhuangzi autorstwa Guo Xianga – ta, którą czyta się do dziś – z komentarzem: wszystko jest „takie samo z siebie”.
Wprowadzenie
Around 300 Guo Xiang edited the Zhuangzi, reducing a version of 52 chapters to the 33 still read today, divided into “inner”, “outer” and “miscellaneous” chapters, and wrote a commentary on it. Unlike Wang Bi, he denies that non-being can produce anything: each thing is “so of itself” (ziran) and transforms on its own, and contentment lies in fulfilling one’s own nature, whether great or small. This gives his reading a more accommodating, socially conservative tone than the text itself. Early sources accused him of taking over much of an earlier commentary by Xiang Xiu; how much of the work is his own remains disputed.
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Nawiązuje do
- Zhuangziok. 290 p.n.e. · Zhuangzi
Krytykuje
- Komentarz do Laoziok. 245 · Wang Bi
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