http://bactra.org/notebooks Cosma's Notebooks en http://bactra.org/notebooks/2009/04/10#chinese-philosophy-warring-states <a href="tao-chia.html">Taoist</a>, <a href="ju-chia.html">Confucian</a>, <a href="yin-yang-chia.html">"Naturalist"</a>, <a href="ming-chia.html">``School of Names''</a>. And the place of <a href="intellectuals.html">intellectuals</a> in Warring States China. <a href="needham.html">Needham's</a> views. <ul>Recommended: <li>A. C. Graham, <cite>Disputers of the Tao</cite> <li>Fung Yu-lan, <cite>History of Chinese Philosophy</cite> <li>Hu Shih, <cite>Logical Method in Ancient China</cite> <li><a href="needham.html">Joseph Needham</a>, <cite>Science and Civilisation in China,</cite> vol. II <li><a href="arthur-waley.html">Arthur Waley</a>, <cite>Three Ways of Thought in Ancient China</cite> </ul> <ul>To read: <li><cite>Guanzi</cite> trans. Rickett [<a href="http://pup.princeton.edu/titles/6331.html">Blurb</a>] <li><cite>Han Fei Tzu</cite> <li><cite>Hs&uuml;n Tzu</cite> <li><cite>Mo Tzu</cite> <li>Steven Shankman, <cite>The Siren and the Sage: Knowledge and Wisdom in Ancient Greece and China</cite> </ul>