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On Zhuangzi's Tragic View on Freedom

Huang Dan-dan

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Zhuangzi pursued a free spiritual realm.He appeared to be broad-minded but had inside tragedy.The tragic view of Zhuangzi's freedom was manifested in the freedom in the reality and the freedom in loneliness,which are related to the disordered society and authoritarian hegemony,backward of natural science and the recognition of Zhuangzi to the difficulty of individual existence.

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Zhuangzi pursued a free spiritual realm.He appeared to be broad-minded but had inside tragedy.The tragic view of Zhuangzi's freedom was manifested in the freedom in the reality and the freedom in loneliness,which are related to the disordered society and authoritarian hegemony,backward of natural science and the recognition of Zhuangzi to the difficulty of individual existence.

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Zhuangzi pursued a free spiritual realm.He appeared to be broad-minded but had inside tragedy.The tragic view of Zhuangzi's freedom was manifested in the freedom in the reality and the freedom in loneliness,which are related to the disordered society and authoritarian hegemony,backward of natural science and the recognition of Zhuangzi to the difficulty of individual existence.

Key concepts: Tragedy (event), Realm, Loneliness, Philosophy, Authoritarianism, Hegemony, Individualism, Natural (archaeology)

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