One text from this school of thought tells of monkeys who are placated when they are given four chestnuts every morning and three every evening, pointing to the limitations of fixed modes of cognition and advocating "walking two roads." Another work from this school of thought insists that "names that can be named are not constant names" and notes that while thirty spokes make a wheel, the use of the wheel depends on empty spaces. A work from thi
One text from this school of thought tells of monkeys who are placated when they are given four chestnuts every morning and three every evening, pointing to the limitations of fixed modes of cognition and advocating "walking two roads." Another work from this school of thought insists that "names that can be named are not constant names" and notes that while thirty spokes make a wheel, the use of the wheel depends on empty spaces. A work from this school describes a discussion with Huizi about how the author knows what fish enjoy. This school emphasizes acting through "non-action", or wuwei. This philosophy was espoused by Liezi and by a philosopher who dreamed that he was a butterfly, Zhuangzi. For 10 points, name this school of philosophy founded by Lao Tzu.
One text from this school of thought tells of monkeys who are placated when they are given four chestnuts every morning and three every evening, pointing to the limitations of fixed modes of cognition and advocating "walking two roads."
Daoism [or Taoism]