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This is my first reading of the Zhuangzi and I have been captivated by by the stories and words so ably translated by Martin Palmer and his colleagues. For a first time reader of this Daoist classic, Palmer is an excellent introduction as he let's the text teach and unfold with little interference. My best compliment is that this translation has provided the necessary energy to enter the text and life of the Zhuangzi, the Laozi, and the Liehzi with vigor and hopes for a deeper understanding of the relational dynamics that formed the foundation for early and later Daoism.


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The Book of Chuang Tzu Penguin Classics Martin Palmer Elizabeth Breuilly 8601404929601 Books Reviews

I loved this book. Although, I skipped anything involving Confucious, as contention is not my take on the dao. I believe that this translation reflects well on the translator and the legendary author.
Great translation
great condition, wonderful book
Were I to have one book on that proverbial desert island, the Zhuangzi would be it. Chuang-Tzu (Zhuangzi) speaks to my heart like no other both in the content of his "teachings" and in presentation. And this particular translation is both very readable, though I have come to prefer Brook Ziporyn's.
A classic.
This book offers a new perspective of the world in a way that is interesting, thought provoking, and timeless. It is not a particularly difficult read, but it has a lot to it. Definitely worth reading more than once.
This is a great version of the Chuang Tzu containing all of the Inner, Outer and Miscellaneous chapters. Martin Palmer begins the book with a well written and educational preface and introduction going into the details of his translation and the Taoist concepts and ideas in the book.
He states "The Book of Chuang Tzu is like a travelogue. As such, it meanders between continents, pauses to discuss diet, gives exchange rates, breaks off to speculate, offers a bus timetable, tells an amusing incident, quotes from poetry, relates a story, cites scripture."
"And always listen out for the mocking laughter of Chuang Tzu. This can be heard most when you start to make grand schemes out of the bits, or wondrous philosophies out of the hints and jokes. For ultimately this is not one book but a variety of voices swapping stories and bouncing ideas off each other, with Chuang Tzu striding through the whole, joking, laughing, arguing and interrupting."
Indeed the Chuang Tzu does all these things. Providing a fascinating and enlightening glimpse, using heavy doses of humor and wit, into the path of Tao. Experience is all.
This is my first reading of the Zhuangzi and I have been captivated by by the stories and words so ably translated by Martin Palmer and his colleagues. For a first time reader of this Daoist classic, Palmer is an excellent introduction as he let's the text teach and unfold with little interference. My best compliment is that this translation has provided the necessary energy to enter the text and life of the Zhuangzi, the Laozi, and the Liehzi with vigor and hopes for a deeper understanding of the relational dynamics that formed the foundation for early and later Daoism.