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From: lefty@TWG.COM (David N. Schlesinger)
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Subject: Re: Morality and Taoism
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Date: 14 Aug 90 17:09:39 GMT
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In article <1440@idunno.Princeton.EDU> ann4141@venus.tamu.edu (NUNBERG, 
ANDREW NEIL) writes:
> Chuang Tze is considered a contemporary of Lao Tze, if you want to know

Actually Chuang Tzu lived several centuries _after_ Lao Tzu, but was 
instrumental in popularizing Taoist teachings.  The Jane French/Gia 
Fu-Feng translation of the Inner Chapters is a good one.  Other good 
translations of Chuang Tzu have been done by Berton Watson and Thomas 
Merton.

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