Liu, Xiaogan 劉笑敢, Zhuangzi’s Philosophy and Its Transformation 莊子哲學及其演變: Beijing 北京: People’s University of China Press, 2010, 433 pages

Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 10 (3):399-401 (2011)
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