« Tao te Ching » Lao-Tzu

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Long believed to be the work of Lao–tzu writing in the time of Confucius, the eighty–one chapters of Tao Te Ching are the classic texts of the Taoist tradition. The most widely translated work in world literature after the Bible, the ‘Book of the Way’ applies timeless wisdoms in harmony with the Tao, the basic principle of the universe, to themes as diverse as ecology and sexual love.

Stephen Mitchell’s acclaimed new translation reveals as never before the gem–like lucidity and the pure poetry of this manual of the art of living from the China of the fourth century BC.

Details

Language English
Author Lao-Tzu
Year Kyle Cathie, 2000
First Published 1988
ISBN 1-85626-396-7
Goodreads ID 103850
Google Books ID hXoEv5WpqukC

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