The Daode Jing Commentary of Cheng Xuanying : Daoism, Buddhism, and the Laozi in the Tang Dynasty

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• ISBN 10:0190876484
• ISBN 13: 9780190876487
• Author: Friederike Assandri 

Table contents:

Introduction
1. Cheng Xuanying – Biographical Data
2. Context: The Challenges of Being a Daoist in Early Tang Chang’an
3. Cheng Xuanying’s Expository Commentary and “the Chinese Conquest of Buddhism”
4. Conventions of this Book

Scroll 1
Preface
1. The Dao That Can Be Spoken of as Dao
2. All Under Heaven Know
3. Do Not Value the Wise
4. The Dao Is Empty
5. Heaven and Earth
6. The Valley Spirit
7. Heaven and Earth Are Long Enduring
8. The Highest Goodness
9. Holding It
10. Carry the Souls
11. Thirty Spokes
12. Five Colors
13. Favor and Disgrace
14. Looking at It
15. Of Ancient Times
16. Bringing Emptiness to the Limit
17. Taishang18. Great Dao
19. Abolish Sagehood
20. Abolish Learning
21. Great Virtue
22. Crooked, Therefore
23. Sparing in Words
24. He Who Stands on Tiptoe
25. There Is a Thing
26. Weightiness Is
27. Skillfully Acting
28. Knowing Masculinity
29. Those Who Wish
30. [One Who] Takes Dao
31. Fine Weapons
32. Dao Is Constant
33. He Who Knows Other Men
34. The Great Dao
35. The Great Image
36. If You Want to Contain Something
37. Dao Is Forever Without Intentional Action

Scroll 2: The Classic of Virtue
38. Superior Virtue
39. Formerly
40. Returning
41. The Person of Highest Capacities
42. Dao Generates
43. Under Heaven
44. Fame or Your Self, Which Is Closer to You?
45. Great Accomplishment
46. When the World Has Dao

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