Disputers of the Tao: Philosophical Argument in Ancient China - by A. C. Graham

Disputers of the Tao by A.C. Graham investigates the nature of philosophical debate in ancient Chinese philosophy, specifically among the Daoist and Confucian schools. The book delves into the intellectual traditions of early Chinese thinkers, analyzing how they engaged in philosophical argument and dialogue, often centered on concepts of the Dao (Way). Graham outlines the major contributions of key figures like Confucius, Zhuangzi, and others, exploring the role of language, logic, and morality in their disagreements.