Lunheng 論衡 The Complete Essays of Wang Chong 王充, Vol. I, Chapters 1-38: Translated & Annotated by + Alfred Forke, Revised and Updated (Quirin Pinyin Updated Editions (Qpue))
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Lunheng 論衡 The Complete Essays of Wang Chong 王充, Vol. I, Chapters 1-38: Translated & Annotated by + Alfred Forke, Revised and Updated (Quirin Pinyin Updated Editions (Qpue))

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Wang Chong’s Lunheng offers critical essays challenging superstition and exploring philosophy, nature, and ethics in ancient China.

About This Book

This volume presents the first 38 chapters of the Lunheng, a classical Chinese work by Wang Chong.

The essays examine natural phenomena, human nature, and prevailing beliefs of the time.

Alfred Forke’s translation and annotations provide context for modern readers.

The text reflects rigorous skepticism toward superstition and traditional doctrines.

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