The Pheasant Cap Master and the end of history: linking religion to philosophy in early China

St. Petersburg, FL: Three Pines Press. Edited by Marnix Wells (2013)
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This first full English translation of the Heguanzi outlines the historical relevance of this ancient Chinese text which connects pre Qin philosophy with later religious and millenarian movements often associated with Daoism.

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B128.H493.H613 2013

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