Inner Chapters of the Zhuangzi

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The Inner Chapters of the Zhuangzi are the core, philosophically central sections of the Daoist classic Zhuangzi, traditionally regarded as its most authentic and influential part.

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Inner Chapters of the Zhuangzi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf part of classical Chinese text
philosophical text section
associatedConcept equalizing things (qi wu)
non-action (wuwei)
nourishing life (yang sheng)
transcendence of distinctions
wandering beyond (xiaoyao)
authenticityStatus generallyregardedasclosesttooriginalteachings
canonicalStatus keytextinDaoistcanon
chapter Da Zong Shi
De Chong Fu
Qi Wu Lun
Ren Jian Shi
Xiaoyao You
Yang Sheng Zhu
Ying Di Wang
circulation transmittedaspartoftheZhuangzicanon
commentedBy Cheng Xuanying
Guo Xiang
contrastedWith Miscellaneous Chapters of the Zhuangzi
Outer Chapters of the Zhuangzi
coreOf Zhuangzi
genre philosophical prose
historicalStatus mostAuthenticPartOfZhuangzi
influenceOn Chan Buddhism
Chinese philosophy
Daoist religious thought
East Asian literature
language Classical Chinese
literaryFeatures allegories
dialogues
parables
numberOfChapters 7
partOf Zhuangzi
philosophicalFocus Dao
freedom from conventional values
relativism of perspectives
skepticism about knowledge
spontaneity
philosophicalSchool Daoist philosophy
regionOfOrigin Ancient China
religiousTradition Daoism
linked to: Taoism
scholarlyView consideredmostcoherentportion
consideredphilosophicallycentral
studiedIn Chinese philosophy curricula
textualDivision Inner Chapters
timeOfComposition Warring States period
traditionalAttribution Zhuangzi

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Zhuangzi textAttributed Inner Chapters of the Zhuangzi