BIBLIOGRAFÍA

1. Fuentes originales chinas

CHIEH TZU YÜAN HUA CHUAN.

The Mustard-Seed Garden Manual of Painting:

Classified Collections of Facsimiles of Chinese Old Masters, Copies and Commentaries by Wang Anchieh and Lee Li-oon. The Wen-kwang Book Store, Hong Kong, 1956.

CHU TZU K'AO SHIH.

By Liang Ch'i-ch'ao (1873-1929).

Chung-hua Book Co., Taipei, 1957.

CHUANG-TZU.

(1) Chuang-tzu Nan Hua Ching.

Hsiang Ch'i Lao Jen, ed.

Chung-hua Book Co., Taipei, 1917.

(2) Chuang-tzu.

Yeh Yu-lin, ed.

Kwang-yi Book Co., Shanghai, 1941.

(3) Pai Hua Chuang-tzu Peng.

Yeh Yu-lin, ed.

Wen-yuen Book Co., Taipei, 1967.

(4) Chuang-tzu Yin Te.

Harvard-Yenching Institute, Sinological Index Series No. 20, 1965.

CHUNG KUO CHE HSUEH SHIH.

The History of Chinese Philosophy.

By Fung Yu-lan.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1934.

CHUNG KUO CHUNG KU SHIH
HSIANG CH'ANG PIEN.

The Longhand Edition of Medieval Chinese Thoughts. By Hu Shih.

The Hu Shih Memorial Series.

Mei-ya Publishers, Taipei, 1971.

CHUNG KUO KU TAI CHE HSUEH SHIH.

The History of Ancient Chinese Philosophy.

By Hu Shih.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1920.

HAN FEI TZU.

Writings of Han Fei.

Wang Hsian-shen, ed.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1965.

HSIEN CH'IN CHENG CHIH SSU
HSIANG SHIH.

A History of China's Political Thoughts in the Pre Ch'in Period.

By Liang Ch'i-ch'ao.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1925.

HUAI NAN TZU.

Writings of Liu An, d. -122. Kao Yu, ed. (+205-212).

Chung-hua Book Co., Taipei, 1966.

I CHING.

The Book of Changes.

(l) Han Shih Ching Chou I Ts'an Tsu Chi Cheng.

The Han Dynasty Stone Rubbing of I Ching.

Ch'u Wan-li, ed.

Historical Language Studies, Central Research

Study Bureau Edition No. 46, Taipei, 1961.

(2) I Ching Yun Ta I.

Hsieh Meng, ed., Yuan Dynasty.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1971.

KUAN-TZU.

Writings of Kuan Chung, d. -122.

(1) Fang Hsuan-ling, ed., T'ang Dynasty, +578-648.

Reprint, Cheh-chiang Book Co., 1876.

(2) T'ang Ching-kao, ed.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1926;

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1967.

LAO-TZU: TAO TE CHING.

Original commentaries by Wang Pi, Wei Dynasty (+226-249).

Chi Tang Tzu Lao-tzu Tao Te Ching Chu.

Reprint of Ku I Ch'un Hsu Peng, 1884.

I-wen Press, Taipei, 1950.

LI CHI.

Records of Rites.

Original commentaries by Cheng Hsuan, Han Dynasty.

(1) Harvard-Yenching Institute,

Sinological Index Series No. 27.

Chinese Materials and Research Aids Service

Center, Inc., Taipei, 1966.

(2) Li Chi Chi Shieh.

Sun Hsi-tan, ed.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1965.

(3) Li Chi Ching Hua Lu.

Chung-hua Book Co., Taipei, 1966.

LIEH-TZU.

Writings of Lieh Yu-ko, -4th century.

(1) Chang Kan, ed.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1959.

(2) Tang Ching-kao, ed.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1965.

(3) Lie zi. El libro de la perfecta vacuidad.

Ed. Kairós, Barcelona, 1987.

SHIH CHI.

Records of the Grand Historian of China.

By Ssu-ma Ch'ien.

Preface dated 1747.

Pei Yind, ed.

Tung-wen Book Co., Shanghai, 1884.

Later editions:

Ch'uin Hsueh Book Co., Shanghai, 1929.

Commercial Press, Shanghai, 1934.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1965.

Chung-hua Book Co., Peking, 1973.

TAO CHIA SHIH TZU HSING PIEN.

Taoism: Sacred Books.

By Yen Ling-feng.

Commercial Press, Taipei, 1968.

WU CH'IU PEI TSAI LAO-TZU CHI

CH'ENG CHU PLEN.

By Yen Ling-feng.

Chung-hua Book Co., Taipei, 1965.

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• Forke, Alfred. The World-Conception of the Chinese. Arthur Probsthair & Co., London, 1925.
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• Huang, Al Chung-liang. Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain: The Essence of T'ai Chi. Real People Press, Moab, Utah, 1973.
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