Text-close thick translations in two English versions of Laozi

Asian Philosophy 29 (3):231-247 (2019)
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ABSTRACTLaozi is the most translated Chinese text. It has profound philosophical thoughts and is written in a pithy style. It is essential to present its cultural, social, and historical contexts t...

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