Chinese Tales: Zhuangzi: Sayings and Parables and Chinese Ghost and Love Stories

Humanity Books (1991)
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Here are two famous Chinese classics in versions provided by one of the most seminal and beloved philosophers of the 20th century. Martin Buber first published these works individually in German in 1910 and 1911, but until now they have never been available in English.

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