Really liking and tracking this. Do you know the work of Benebell Wen? Lots online and you tube. I find her very clear. But Robinet has been on my radar for a long time...
Thank you for the recommendation! I will watch her videos. Robinet's explanations go in various directions, but they help make sense of all this dense Taoist literature.
I like the idea of 'learning to unlearn. In Robinet's book, did she mention more on the development of Taoism and other philosophies during the Warring States period? Here sentence here, I find intriguing: "She believes that for China it was an intense period of intellectual development that laid the foundation for all Chinese culture".
Really liking and tracking this. Do you know the work of Benebell Wen? Lots online and you tube. I find her very clear. But Robinet has been on my radar for a long time...
Thank you for the recommendation! I will watch her videos. Robinet's explanations go in various directions, but they help make sense of all this dense Taoist literature.
Almost like the unborn meet the undying.
I like the idea of 'learning to unlearn. In Robinet's book, did she mention more on the development of Taoism and other philosophies during the Warring States period? Here sentence here, I find intriguing: "She believes that for China it was an intense period of intellectual development that laid the foundation for all Chinese culture".
Yes, she did. I skip it because I find it rather repetitive in terms of ideas.