From Ontology to Cosmogony: Notes on Chuang Tzu and Huai-nan Tzu

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgements ix
4. Preface xi
5. Biography of Derk Bodde 1
6. Bibliography of Derk Bodde 21
7. A Letter from John C. Ferguson to Derk Bodde 35
8. Distinguished Scholarship Award, 1985 37
9. Interpretations of Nature
10. The First Neo-Confucianism: an Introduction to Yang Hsiung' 5 'Canon of Supreme Mystery' (T'ai hsuan ching, c. 4 B.C.) 41
11. Symbolic Expressions of Ying-Yang Philosophy 101
12. From Ontology to Cosmogony: Notes on Chuang Tzu and Huai-nan Tzu 117
13. Beliefs and Values
14. The Role of Compromise in Chinese Culture 133
15. 'Yen Ch'a-san Thrice Tested': Printed Novel to Oral Tale 153
16. Living with the Chinese: the Muslim Experience in China, T' ang to Ming 175
17. The Cult of the Dragon and the Invocation for Rain 195
18. Shih chi 127, the Symbiosis of Two Historians 215
19. Legal and Political Concepts
20. Kuan-tzu and the Newly Discovered Texts on Bamboo and Silk 237
21. The Functions of the Commandant of Justice during the Han Period 249
22. Pan Ku' s Accusations against Wang Mang 265
23. The Concept of Doubt in T' ang Criminal Law 271
24. The Meaning of Hsing-te 281
25. History of Science
26. The Fire-lance, Ancester of All Gun-barrels 295
27. Contributors 335
28. Glossary-Index 339