Term
Zhuangzi
Chinese Daoist philosopher who lived in the 4th to 3rd centuries BCE, author of a book of parables. His words about the stork and the duck serve as the epigraph to Walton’s book.
Why Worry?, George Lincoln Walton
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- Why Worry?, George Lincoln Walton
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A Chinese Daoist philosopher of the fourth century BCE and the text bearing his name.
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An ancient Chinese thinker of the fourth century BCE and the book of parables named after him, a major Daoist text.
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An ancient Chinese philosopher who lived around the 4th century BC, one of the central thinkers of Taoism. Author of the parable about dreaming of a butterfly.