New translation by Professor Riegel offers enhanced readability and accuracy
Analyzes thirty-six chapters covering diverse topics in political and ethical philosophy
Based on excavated manuscripts and contemporary scholarly research for deeper insight
Explores themes such as frugality, love for others, and divine agency
Suitable for both academic and general readers interested in ancient Chinese thought
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The authors of the Mozi, an anthology of enormous scope and great importance, can be credited with having produced, during the Warring States period (453–221 BCE), the earliest extended philosophical discourse in China on a varied set of topics that range from aggressive warfare and prolonged mourning for the dead, to frugality, love for
