Forgetting: Its Meaning in the Zhuangzi’s Philosophy of Self-Cultivation
The significance of forgetting in the Zhuangzi and its methodological significance for living a good life in particular has long been recognized by Zhuangzian scholars. However, with regard to what is really meant by forgetting, scholars are still far from reaching some clear consensus. Thus, with t...
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2025
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