Chuang Tzu: Mystic, Moralist, and Social Reformer (1889) - Page 10

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CHAPTER	XX—Mountain Trees	245
—> CHAPTER	XXI—T'ien Tzu Fang This chapter is named after a person, a scholar and teacher mentioned in the text.	261
CHAPTER	XXII—Knowledge Travels North	276
CHAPTER	XXIII—Keng Sang Chu This chapter is named after Keng-sang Chu, a legendary disciple of Lao Tzu.	294
CHAPTER	XXIV—Hsu Wu Kuei Named after a hermit who visits a king to discuss the nature of peace and war.	311
CHAPTER	XXV—Tse Yang Named after a character in the chapter; it deals with the nature of the universe and human society.	335
CHAPTER	XXVI—External Circumstances original: "Contingencies"	352
CHAPTER	XXVII—Metaphorical Language original: "Language"	363
CHAPTER	XXVIII—On Refusing Power original: "On Declining Power"	370
CHAPTER	XXIX—Robber Zhe original: "Robber Chê." This chapter features a famous fictional dialogue between Confucius and a notorious bandit.	387
CHAPTER	XXX—On Swords	407
CHAPTER	XXXI—The Old Fisherman	413
CHAPTER	XXXII—Lieh Tzu Named after the Daoist philosopher Lieh Tzu, to whom another famous work is attributed.	423
CHAPTER	XXXIII—The Empire	437
INDEX		455
Errors and Additions original: "Errata and Addenda"		466

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