第40节 (第1/2页)

    iortalityorhtaoistic

    gic.hisentandnaturalishics.

    forhebelievedina”gove.

    nivefreedolaarded

    ansdegeion,andhesagesofthe

    nfutypeastherruptersofthepeople,aszscheregardedsocrates

    asthefirstrrupterofeurope.ordant,hesaid,”sagesnodead,

    robbersaoend1hisgreatfollosefollohbrilliantsatires

    againstnfuhypocrisyandfutility.

    it,phasisonanday

    overthedistinouingperiodsahiessofffinpanels,andh

    theintensedesireofitsfollooseekofficialpositionsandsavethe

    itselfeasilytoature.thehatredofthetaoistagainstthenfuisthe

    naturalhatredoftheronticistagainsttheist.perhapsithatred;it

    erelyaible,glaughter.

    frohisthhgoiiescapefroheutonatureotselefthispost,agtolegend,inhisoldageand

    disappearedoutsidethehankukuanpass.gtsebythe

    kingofchu,butrepliedbyaskiobekeptandfedlikeapig

    andthenbeslaughteredandoffereduponthesaonton

    taoisasalenttotheuntains,

    theans

    life,andthebanishntofallthishe

    stteristiulture,theruralidealoflife,artandliterature.

    thequestionybeasked:houchseresponsibleforthisrecluseideal

    thetaotehking,as,isalesserliteraryacplishntthanthebooksof

    gtse,theesezsche,butitisareratedessenceof

    uish.itis,tond,thestbrilliantlykedphilosophyof

    selfproteiure.besidesteaglaissezfaireandpassiveresistance,

    ittaughtalsotheofstupidity,thestrengthofheadvantageoflying

    loportanouflage.osxihefirstof

    theplereasonthatthusoneuldneverbeexposedtoattad

    nsequentlyneverfall.itheonlyknoheoryofignorance

    andstupidityasthebestcauflageitle,inspiteofthefactthatthetheory

    itselfanintelligence.

    1englishreadersygraarasitisfotindiossibleto

    heforcefultersenessoftheinalexceptbyreursetopidgin.ajiy

    graatient.

    hunintelligenlaotsehadseenitsoopreach”be

    stupid”asitsgreatestssage.ithadseei