Confucius. -- The ancients. -- The disciples. -- The analects. -- Terms. -- Written tradition. -- Ritual. -- Appendix I. The interpretations. -- Appendix II. Biographical dates. -- The analects.

"The Analects of Confucius is one of the central books of Chinese literature and Chinese thought; memorized and studied for many centuries, it has been certainly one of the most influential books in world history. There are many translations of this rewarding but difficult work. Arthur Waley -- the translator of the Tale of Genji, of a vast body of Chinese poetry, and of many other classics of Oriental literature and thought -- brings to this translation his great gifts as a scholar and a writer, and has produced what is without question the best version in English of the Analects. A full introduction gives the social and political background of this work, analyses of key terms in Chinese thought that are prominent in it, and a careful study of the history of the book and its interpretations. There are also full notes illuminating the references to contemporary events and clarifying obscure passages."--Cf. OCLC record.

Contents: Confucius. -- The ancients. -- The disciples. -- The analects. -- Terms. -- Written tradition. -- Ritual. -- Appendix I. The interpretations. -- Appendix II. Biographical dates.

"The Analects of Confucius is one of the central books of Chinese literature and Chinese thought; memorized and studied for many centuries, it has been certainly one of the most influential books in world history. There are many translations of this rewarding but difficult work. Arthur Waley -- the translator of the Tale of Genji, of a vast body of Chinese poetry, and of many other classics of Oriental literature and thought -- brings to this translation his great gifts as a scholar and a writer, and has produced what is without question the best version in English of the Analects. A full introduction gives the social and political background of this work, analyses of key terms in Chinese thought that are prominent in it, and a careful study of the history of the book and its interpretations. There are also full notes illuminating the references to contemporary events and clarifying obscure passages."--Cf. OCLC record.

The historical context -- Kongzi and Confucianism -- Kongzi and virtue ethics -- Mohist consequentialism -- Yang Zhu and egoism -- Mengzi and human nature -- Language and paradox in the "school of names" -- The Daodejing and mysticism -- Zhuangzi's therapeutic skepticism and relativism -- Xunzi's confucian naturalism -- Han Feizi -- Later Chinese thought -- Appendix A: hermeneutics, or how to read a text -- Appendix B: the Chinese language and writing system -- Appendix C: Kongzi as systematic philosopher.

Local access dig.pdf. [Van Norden Introduction.pdf]

Ji Zhe wenji  嵇哲文集  / zhuzhe Ji Zhe ; bianjiao Ji Yida 著者嵇哲 ; 編校嵇義達.

Shangji. Xunzi tonglun 上集. 荀子通論-- Xiaji. Zhuzi zhuan jianzheng. 下集. 諸子傳箋證.

Gift of Mr. Joseph Ku in memory of Francis Kai 嵇義達 and his father Ca Chit 嵇哲 [LC usage Ji Zhe 嵇哲].  

"Kongcongzi (孔叢子; K'ung-ts'ung-tzu: "The Kong Family Master's Anthology"), which contains fabrications that its first editor Wang Su (王肅, 195-256 CE) added to win his arguments with Zheng Xuan." Cf. this site for text.

Readings in classical Chinese philosophy / edited by Philip J. Ivanhoe and Bryan W. Van Norden.
Includes bibliographical references.

The Analects / Kongzi (Confucius) ; introduction and translation by Edward Gilman Slingerland -- [Selections from] Mozi/ introduction and translation by Philip J. Ivanhoe -- [Selections from] Mengzi (Mencius) / introduction and translation by Bryan W. Van Norden -- The Daodejing / Laozi ; introduction and translation by Philip J. Ivanhoe -- [Selections from] Zhuangzi / introduction and translation by Paul Kjellberg -- [Selections from] Xunzi / introduction and translation by Eric L. Hutton -- [Selections from] Han Feizi / introduction and translation by Joel Sahleen -- "On the white horse" / Gongsun Longzi ; introduction and translation by Bryan W. Van Norden -- Yangism : "Robber Zhi" / introduction and translation by Paul Kjellberg -- Appendices. Important figures ; Important periods ; Important texts ; Important terms.

This new edition offers expanded selections from the works of Kongzi (Confucius), Mengzi (Mencius), Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu), and Xunzi (Hsun Tzu); two new works, the dialogues Robber Zhi and White Horse ; a concise general introduction; brief introductions to, and selective bibliographies for, each work; and four appendices that shed light on important figures, periods, texts, and terms in Chinese thought.

Local access dig.pdf. [Ivanhoe Readings 2005.pdf]

V.1. Lunyu zhengyi -- v.2. Mengzi zhengyi -- v.3. Xunzi jijie -- v.4. Laozi zhu. Laozi benyi. Zhuangzi jijie -- v.5. Zhuangzi jishi. Liezi zhu -- v.6. Mozi xiangu. Yanzi chunqiu jiaozhu -- v.7. Guanzi jiaozheng -- v.8. Shangjun shu. Shenzi. Han Feizi jijie -- v.9. Sunzi shijiazhu. Wuzi. Yinwenzi. Lüshi chunqiu -- v.10. Xinyu. Huainanzi. Fayan -- v.11. Yantielun. Jianfulun. Lunheng. Shenjian -- v.12. Baopuzi. Shishuo xinyu. Yanshi jiaxun.
v. 1. 論語正義.--v. 2. 孟子正義.--v. 3. 荀子集解.--v. 4. 老子注．老子本義．莊子集解.--v. 5. 莊子集釋．列子注.--v. 6.墨子閒詁．晏子春秋校注.--v. 7. 管子校正.--v. 8. 商君書．慎子．韓非子集解.--v. 9. 孫子十家注．吳子．尹文子．呂氏春秋.--v. 10. 新語．淮南子．法言.--v. 11. 鹽鐵論．潛夫論．論衡．申鑒.--v. 12. 抱朴子．世說新語．顔氏家訓.