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    The Huainanzi

    Preliminary Bibliography, Version 15.4


    Bradford Hatcher, 2010, 2015

    The Encyclopedic Work Considered to be the


    Principal Representative of
    Huang-Lao Philosophy
    in the Han Dynasty

    Ames, Roger T.
    Wu-wei in "The Art of Rulership" Chapter of Huai Nan
    Tzu: Its Sources and
    Philosophical Orientation
    Philosophy East and West, Vol. 31-2 (1981) 193-213.
    PDF

    Ames, Roger T.
    The Art of Rulership: A Study of Ancient Chinese
    Political Thought
    University of Hawaii Press, 1983. ISBN
    0-7914-2062-0
    SUNY Press, 1994
    Huainanzi, Chapter 9

    Balfour, Frederic Henry


    A Chapter from the Hung Lieh Chuan, By Huai-nan
    Tsze, Prince of Kuang Ling.
    (History of Great Light)
    [Shanghai and London, 1884]
    http://www.sacred-texts.com/tao/ttx/ttx09.htm

    Brant, Rosemary, Chou-Wing Chohan and Abe


    Bellenteen, translators
    The Tao of the Huainan Masters: A Cornerstone of
    Chinese Thought
    Astrolog Publishing House, 2004, 112 pp, (ISBN:
    9654941872)

    Brant, Rosemary, Chou-Wing Chohan and Abe


    Bellenteen, translators
    Wisdom of the Huainan Masters: A Cornerstone of
    Chinese Thought
    Astrolog Publishing House, 2006, 128 pp, (ISBN:
    9654942127)

    Bryce, Derek
    Taoism (Daoism): a Selection of Texts from the
    Ancient Sages Lao-tzu, Lieh-tzu,
    Chuang-tzu, Kua-yin-tzu and Huai-nan-tzu
    Daoism,Taoism Master Series, Llanerch Press ISBN:
    1897853548
    Republished: Tao-Te-ching: With summaries of the
    Writings Attributed to
    Huai-Nan-Tzu, Kuah-Yin-Tzu, and Tung-Ku-Ching,
    Samuel Weiser Inc, 1999
    ISBN: 0517225344
    Cleary, Thomas
    The Tao of Politics: Lessons of the Masters of
    Huainan Translations from the Taoist Classics
    Shambhala, 1990; (ISBN: 0877735867) Reprinted as:
    The Book of Leadership and Strategy: Lessons of the
    Chinese Masters
    Shambhala, 1992
    Excerpts from the Huainanzi arranged topically with
    main subjects of leadership and strategy

    Cullen, C
    A Chinese Eratosthenes of the Flat Earth- A Study of
    a Fragment of Cosmology in Huai Nan tzu
    Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies,
    Vol. 39-1 (1976) 106-127. PDF

    Davis, Tenney L.
    The Dualistic Cosmogony of Huai-nan-tzu and Its
    Relations to the Background of
    Chinese and of European Alchemy.
    Isis, Vol. 25-2 (1936) 327-340. PDF

    De Bary, Theodore and Irene Bloom (Edsr), Sources


    of Chinese Tradition, Vol. 1.
    Columbia University Press, 2000.
    Harold Roth's translations of parts of chapters 9, 1,
    14, (pp. 269-273).
    Parts of chapters 3 and 14 are also translated by
    Burton Watson (p. 346-7)
    Graham, A.C.
    Yin-Yang and the Nature of Correlative Thinking.
    Singapore: Institute of East Asian Philosophies
    (Occasional Paper and Monograph Series No. 6),
    1986.
    Portion of Chapter 3

    Holland, Janice
    You Never Can Tell (From the Transalation By Arthur
    W. Hummel from
    The Book of Huai Nan Tzu, Written Before 122 B. C. )
    Charles Scribners, New York, 1963

    Kohn, Livia. Cosmology, Myth, and Philosophy in


    Ancient China: New Studies on the Huainan zi.
    Asian Folklore Studies, Vol. 53 (1994) 319-336. PDF

    Lau, D.C. and Roger T. Ames


    Yuan Dao: Tracing Dao to Its Source
    Ballantine Books, 1998
    Annotated translation of Chapter One

    Le Blanc, Charles
    Huai-Nan Tzu: Philosophical Synthesis in Early Han
    Thought
    The Idea of Resonance (Kan-Ying) with a Translation
    and Analysis of Chapter Six
    Hong Kong University Press, 1985; (ISBN:
    9622091792); UMI 7816323
    Lopez, Donald S., Jr, Ed.
    Religions of China in Practice
    Princeton University Press, 1996
    Passages from Chapters 1, 2, 7 and 14, Pages
    138-148, translated by Harold Roth

    Major, John S.
    Notes on the Nomenclature of Winds and Directions
    in the Early Han
    T'oung Pao, Second Series, Vol. 65-1/3 (1979) 66-80.
    PDF

    Major, John S.
    Heaven and Earth in Early Han Thought: Chapters
    Three, Four and Five of the Huainanzi
    SUNY Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture,
    1993. (ISBN: 0791415864)
    Have PDF reviews by Mark Edward Lewis and Heiner
    Roetz

    Major, John S.
    Animals and Animal Metaphors in Huainanzi
    Asia Minor, Vol. 21-1 (2008) 133-151. PDF

    Major, John S., Sarah Queen, Andrew Meyer , Harold


    D. Roth, trs. The Huainanzi:
    A Guide to the Theory and Practice of Government in
    Early Han China. NY, Columbia
    University Press, 2010. Complete translation, 1016
    pages. PDF
    Morgan, Evan
    Tao The GreatLuminant. Essays from Huai Nan Tzu
    with Introductory Articles Notes Analyses
    Kelly and Welsh Limited, Shanghai, 1933
    Ch'eng-Wen Publishing Company, Taipei, 1966.
    Paragon Book Reprint Corp., New York, 1969
    http://www.sacred-texts.com/tao/tgl/index.htm
    Said to be not a good translation and incomplete

    Puett, Michael
    Violent Misreadings: The Hermeneutics of Cosmology
    in the Huainanzi.
    Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Vol,
    72 (2000) 29-47. PDF

    Queen, Sarah H.
    Inventories of the Past: Rethinking the School
    Affiliation of the Huainanzi
    Asia Major, Vol. 14-1 (2001) 51-72. PDF

    Queen, Sarah H. and Michael Puett


    The Huainanzi and Textual Production in Early China
    Brill, 2014
    Have PDF of Ch 2, Harold D, Roth, Daoist Inner
    Cultivation and the Textual Structure of the Huananzi
    Have PDF of Ch 8, Michael Puett, Sages, Creation,
    and the End of History
    in the Huainanzi
    Roth, Harold David
    The Textual History of the Huai-Nan Tzu
    Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies, No.
    46 Ann Arbor, MI, 1992
    ISBN: 0924304057
    This should be done for all the Chinese classics.
    Really helpful.

    Vankeerberghen, Griet.
    The 'Huainanzi' and Liu An's claim to moral authority.
    Suny Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture, 2001
    ISBN: 0791451488; UMI 9621581

    Vankeerberghen, Grief
    Emotions and the Actions of the Sage:
    Recommendations for an Orderly Heart
    in the "Huainanzi" Philosophy East and West, Vol. 45,
    No. 4, Comparative
    Philosophy in the Low Countries (Oct., 1995), pp.
    527-544
    doi:10.2307/1399792
    Digital

    Wallacker, Benjamin E.
    The Huai-nan-tzu, Book Eleven: Behavior, Culture
    and the Cosmos.
    New Haven: American Oriental Society, 1962. ASIN:
    B0007DSHAA.

    Wallacker, Benjamin E.
    Liu an, Second King of Huai-nan (180?-122 B. C.)
    Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 92-1
    (1972) 36-51. PDF

    Most Important Redactions:

    Original, Long Lost:


    Author: Liu An (d. 122 BC), King of Huainan,
    Uncle of Emperor Wu.
    Also titled Huainan Honglie , The Great
    Brilliance of Huainan,
    a.k.a. Neishu , the Inner Book
    By legend written with the help of the Eight Immortals
    of Huainan ():
    Jin Chang (), Lei Bei (), Li Shang (),
    Mao Bei (), Su Fei (),
    Tian You (), Wu Bei (), and Zuo Wu (
    ).
    Presented to Emperor Wu in 139 bce.

    Two Root Redactions, Long Lost:


    Xu Shen, Hsu Shen, (58-148 ce), (who also
    wrote the first dictionary)
    Huainan Honglie Jiangu, Luminous
    Book of Huainan
    with Inserted Explanations
    Gao You, Kao Yu, (160-220 ce)
    Huainan Honglie Jiejing, Luminous
    Book of Huainan
    with an Explanation of the Text
    All surviving texts nominally consist of 8 chapters from
    the XS and 13 chapters
    from the GY, possibly combined as early as the
    4th cent ce.

    Oldest Three Surviving Redactions, all titled


    , Huainan Honglie Jie
    Northern Sung, from the Reign of Renzong
    (1023-1064), preserved in the Sibu Congkan

    In 21 zhuan
    Available in 1920, 1965 Commercial Press
    Edition & 1974 Yiwen reprint
    Daozang (Daoist Canon) , from 1445
    In 28 zhuan (7 shang, 7 xia)
    Available in 1926 Commercial Press Edition &
    1963 Yiwen reprint
    Liu Ji (commentator) , from 1501
    In 28 zhuan (7 shang, 7 xia)
    Not available in print? Exemplars in various
    libraries
    Editions: Wu Zhong , from 1545;
    Fu Lin Revised Edition of Wang Ying, from
    1536

    ICS Ancient Chinese Text Concordance Series (Xian-


    Qin Liang Han guji zhuzi suoyin congkan
    ).
    First series: 65 vols. published or planned
    Huainanzi zhu zi suo yin (BL1900.H85H82)
    Text #9, 1992, A Concordance to the Huainanzi

    Harvard-Yenching Institute Sinological Index Series.


    69 vols. Beijing: Yenching University, 1931-50
    What Volume Number ??????

    Google Groups: search alt.philosophy.daoism for


    Huainanzi

    Google Search: Huainanzi

    Google Search: Characters + Huainanzi

    Wikipedia - Huainanzi

    Online Chinese Texts, Links:

    Chinese Literature

    Zhaoxia.net

    NSYSU

    Outline of the Work Alternate Chapter


    Titles

    01 Yuandao Searching out Tao, the


    Original Way
    02 Chuzhen Beginning of Reality,
    Primeval Reality
    03 Tianwen Patterns of Heaven,
    Heavenly Patterns
    04 Zhuixing Forms of Earth, Earthly
    Forms
    05 Shize Seasonal Regulations,
    Seasonal Ordinances
    06 Lanming Peering into the Obscure,
    Peering into the Mysterious
    07 Jingshen Seminal Breath and Spirit,
    Numinous Essence
    08 Benjing Fundamental Norm, The
    Basic Standard
    09 Zhushu Craft of the Ruler,
    Techniques of Statecraft
    10xs Miucheng On Erroneous
    Designations, Erroneous Designations
    11xs Qisu Placing Customs on a Par
    12xs Daoying Responses of Tao,
    Responses of the Way
    13 Fanlun A Compendious
    Essay, A Far-Reaching Discussion
    14xs Quanyan An Explanatory Discourse,
    Inquiring Words
    15xs Binglue On Military Strategy,
    Essentials of Military Strategy
    16 Shuoshan Discourse on Mountains,
    Discussing the Mountain
    17 Shuolin Discourse on Forests,
    Discussing the Forest
    18xs Renjian In the World of Man,
    Human Affairs
    19 Youwu Necessity of Training,
    Necessity of Cultivation
    20xs Taizu Grand Reunion, The
    Grand Category
    21xs Yaolue Outline of the Essentials,
    Summary of the Essentials

    (xs= Chapter from the Xu Shen redaction, all others


    from the Gao You)

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