TCORA
The Canon of Reason and Virtue (Lao-tze's Tao Teh King)
138 chapters English Public domain
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01 Title Page 02 Table of Contents 03 Foreword 04 Introduction 05 Introduction to the Chinese 06 The Old Philosopher's Canon of Reason and Virtue 07 Sze-ma-Ch'ien On Lao-tze 08 1. Reason's Realization 09 2. Self-Culture 10 3. Keeping the People Quiet 11 4. Sourceless 12 5. The Function of Emptiness 13 6. The Completion of Form 14 7. Dimming Radiance 15 8. Easy By Nature 16 9. Practising Placidity 17 10. What Can Be Done? 18 11. The Function of the Non-Existent 19 12. Abstaining From Desire. 20 13. Loathing Shame 21 14. Praising the Mysterious 22 15. The Revealers of Virtue 23 16. Returning to the Root 24 17. Simplicity In Habits 25 18. The Palliation of Vulgarity
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TCORA
The Canon of Reason and Virtue (Lao-tze's Tao Teh King)
138 chapters English Public domain
About this book
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138 chapters
01 Title Page 02 Table of Contents 03 Foreword 04 Introduction 05 Introduction to the Chinese 06 The Old Philosopher's Canon of Reason and Virtue 07 Sze-ma-Ch'ien On Lao-tze 08 1. Reason's Realization 09 2. Self-Culture 10 3. Keeping the People Quiet 11 4. Sourceless 12 5. The Function of Emptiness 13 6. The Completion of Form 14 7. Dimming Radiance 15 8. Easy By Nature 16 9. Practising Placidity 17 10. What Can Be Done? 18 11. The Function of the Non-Existent 19 12. Abstaining From Desire. 20 13. Loathing Shame 21 14. Praising the Mysterious 22 15. The Revealers of Virtue 23 16. Returning to the Root 24 17. Simplicity In Habits 25 18. The Palliation of Vulgarity
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TCORA
The Canon of Reason and Virtue (Lao-tze's Tao Teh King)
138 chapters English Public domain
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Table of contents
138 chapters
01 Title Page 02 Table of Contents 03 Foreword 04 Introduction 05 Introduction to the Chinese 06 The Old Philosopher's Canon of Reason and Virtue 07 Sze-ma-Ch'ien On Lao-tze 08 1. Reason's Realization 09 2. Self-Culture 10 3. Keeping the People Quiet 11 4. Sourceless 12 5. The Function of Emptiness 13 6. The Completion of Form 14 7. Dimming Radiance 15 8. Easy By Nature 16 9. Practising Placidity 17 10. What Can Be Done? 18 11. The Function of the Non-Existent 19 12. Abstaining From Desire. 20 13. Loathing Shame 21 14. Praising the Mysterious 22 15. The Revealers of Virtue 23 16. Returning to the Root 24 17. Simplicity In Habits 25 18. The Palliation of Vulgarity
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