Mozi (Translations from the Asian Classics)
Burton Watson's translation of Mozi introduces readers to the ancient Chinese philosopher's key ideas on ethics, universal love, and statecraft. Part of the esteemed Translations from the Asian Classics series, this volume faithfully conveys Mozi's influential teachings from the Warring States period, providing a window into early Chinese thought and its enduring relevance.
About This Book
Mozi, translated by Burton Watson, is part of the Translations from the Asian Classics series. It presents the works of the ancient Chinese thinker Mozi, known for his contributions to early Chinese philosophy.
The text explores Mozi's perspectives on moral and political philosophy, emphasizing practical approaches to society and human relations.
Watson's translation aims to make this foundational Asian classic accessible to English-speaking audiences, maintaining fidelity to the original ideas.
As a key figure in pre-Qin thought, Mozi's writings offer insights into alternative philosophies during a formative period in Chinese intellectual history.
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