Lun-Heng. Part 1, Philosophical essays of Wang Ch'ung. Transl. and ann. by Alfred Forke 1907
Preface
Introduction
1. The Life of Wang Ch'ung
2. The Works of Wang Ch'ung
3. Wang Chung's Philosophy
4. Table of Contents of the Lun-heng
A. Biographical
1. Autobiography (Tse-chi). Bk. XXX. Chap. I
2. Replies in Self-Defence (Tui-tso). Bk. XXIX, Chap. II
B. Metaphysical
3. Spontaneity (Tse-jan). Bk. XVIII, Chap. I
4. The Nature of Things (Wu-shih). Bk. III, Chap.V
5. Phenomenal Changes (Pien-thing). Bk. XV, Chap. I
6.On Reprimands (Clnen-kao). Bk. XIV, Chap. III
7. Heaven's Original Gift (Chfu-ping). Bk. III, Chap. III
8. What is meant by Destiny ? (Ming-yi). Bk. II, Chap. II
9. On Destiny and Fortune (Ming-hi). Bk. I, Chap. III
10. On Chance and Luck (Hsing-ou). Bk. II, Chap. I
11. Wrong Notions about Happiness (Fu-hsü). Bk. VI, Chap. I
12. Wrong Notions on Unhappiness (Huo-hsü). Bk. VI, Chap. Il
13. Auspicious Portents (Chi-yen). Bk. II, Chap.V
14. On Divination (Pu-shih). Bk. XXIV. Chap. II
15. On Death (Lun-sse). Bk. XX. Chap. III
16. False Reports about the Dead (Sse-wci). Bk. XXI, Chap. I
17. Spook Stories (Chi-yao). Bk. XXII, Chap. I
18. All about Ghosts (Ting-kuei). Bk. XXII, Chap. II
C. Physical
19. On Heaven (T'an-t'ien). Bk. XI, Chap. I
20. On the Sun (Shuo-jih). Bk. XI, Chap. II
21. On Heat and Cold (Han-wen). Bk. XIV, Chap. II
22. On Thunder and Lightning (Lei-hsü). Bk. VI, Chap. IV
23. On Poison (Yen-tu). Bk. XXIII, Chap. I
24. On Anthroposcopy (Ku-hsiang). Bk. III, Chap. II
26. 3Iiracles (Chi-kuai). Bk. III, Cliap. VI
27. Unfounded Assertions (Wu-hsing). Bk. II, Chap. III
28. Taoist Untruths (Tao-hsü). Bk. VII, Chap. I
29. On Dragons (Lung-hsu). Bk. VI. Chap. III
30. Arguments on Ominous Creatures (Chiang-jui). Bk. XVI, Chap. IV
D. Ethical
31. The Forming of Characters (Shnai-hsing). Bk. II, Chap. IV
32. On Original Nature (Pen-hsing). Bk. III, Chap. IV
E. Critique (philosophical, literary and historical)
33. Criticisms on Confucius (AVen K'mig). Bk. IX, Chap. I
34. Censures on 3Iencius (Tsfe Along). Bk. X, Chap. II
35. Strictures on Han Fei Tse (Fei Han). Bk. X, Chap. I
36. Statements Corrected (Clieng-shuo). Bk. XXVIII, Chap. I
37. Critical Remarks on Various Books (An-shu). Bk. XXIX, Chap. I
38. The Equality of the Ages (Clfi-bhili). Bk. XVIII, Chap. III
39. Exaggerations (Yü-tseng). Bk. VII, Chap. II
40. Exaggerations of the Literati (Ju-tseng). Bk. VIII, Chap. I
F. Folklore and religion
41. Sacrifices to the Departed (Sse-yi). Bk. XXV, Chap. III
42. Sacrifices (Chi-yi). Bk. XXV. Chap. IV
43. Criticisms on Noxious Influences (Pien-sui). Bk. XXIV. Chap. III
44. On Exoreism (Cliieh-cliu). Bk. XXV, Chap. II
Index of Subjects
Index of Proper Names
Chinese Works Quoted
Errata and Addenda
Lun-Heng. Part 2, Miscellaneous essays of Wang Ch'ung. Transl. and annotated by Alfred Forke 1911
A. Metaphysical
1. Coincidences (Ou-hui). Bk. III. Chap. I
2. Periods of Government (Chili-cl/i). Bk. XVII. Chap. III
3. Sympathetic Emotions (Kan-lei). Bk. XVIII. Chap. II
B. Ethical
4. Success and Luck (Feng-yü). Bk. I. Chap. I
5. Annoyances and Vexations (Lei-hai). Bk. 1. Chap. II
6. On the Cunning and Artful (Ta-ning). Bk. XI, Chap. III
7. Weighing of Talents (Chfeng-ts'ai). Bk. XII. Chap. I
8. The Valuation of Knowledge (Liang-chih). Bk. XII. Chap. II
9. Admitting Shortcomings (Hsieh-tuan). Bk. XII, Chap. III
10. The Display of Energy (Hsiao-li). Bk. XIII, Chap. I
11. On Intelligence (Pieh-fung). Bk. XIII, Chap. II
12. Apparent Backwardness (Chuang-liu). Bk. XIV, Chap. I
13. The Real Nature of Knowledge (Shih-chih). Bk. XXVI, Chap. I
14. A Definition of Worthies (Ting-hsien). Bk. XXVII, Chap. I
C. Critique
15. Fictitious Phenomena (Pien-hsü). Bk. IV, Chap. II
16. Fictitious Prodigies (Yi-hsü). Bk. V, Chap. I
17. Fictitious Influences (Kan-hsü). Bk. V. Chap. II
18. Praise of the Han Dynasty (Hsüan Han). Bk. XIX. Chap. I
19. Further Remarks on the State (Hin-kuo). Bk. XIX. Chap. II
20. Ominous Signs Investigated (Yen-fu). Bk. XIX. Chap. III
21. The Necessity of Eulogies (Hsü-sung). Bk. XX, Chap. I
22. On Literary Work (Shu-chieh). Bk. XXVIII, Chap. II
23. Falsehoods in Books (Shu-hsn). Bk. IV, Chap. I
24. Literary Exaggerations (Yi-tseng). Bk. VIII. Chap. II
25. Lost Texts (Yi-wen). Bk. XX. Chap. II
26. The Knowledge of Truth (Chih-shih). Bk. XXVI. Chap. II
27. On Preeminence (Chcao-chi). Bk. XIII, Chap. III
D. Folklore and Religion
28. Thoughts on Omens (Chih-jui). Bk XVII. Chap. I
29. Auguries Verified (Shih-ying). Bk. XVII, Chap. II
30. On the Rain Sacrifice (Ming-yü). Bk. XV, Chap. III
31. Gentle Drums (Shun-ku). Bk. XV, Chap. IV
32. A Last Word on Dragons (Luan-lung). Bk. XVI, Chap. I
33. The Tiger Trouble (Tsao-hu). Bk. XVI, Chap. II
34. Remarks on Insects (Sliang-clfung). Bk. XVI, Chap. III
35. Simplicity of Funerals (Po-tsang). Bk. XXIII, Chap. II
36. Four Things to be Avoided (Sse-hui). Bk. XXIII, Chap. III
37. False Charges against Time (Lan-shih). Bk. XXIII, Chap. IV
38. Slandering of Days (Chi-jih). Bk. XXIV, Chap. 1
39. Questions about the Year Star (Nan-sui). Bk. XXIV, Chap. IV
40. Criticisms on Certain Theories (Ch'i-shn). Bk. XXV, Chap. I
Postscript
Comparative Table of Contents
Quotations
Appendix I. The Theory of the Five Elements and the Classifications Based thereon
Appendix II. The- Cycle of the Twelve Animals
Appendix III. On Some Implements Mentioned by Wang Chrung
I. Fans
II. Chopsticks
III. Burning Glasses und Moon Mirrors
Index of Subjects
Index of Proper Names
Errata and Addenda to Vol. I

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