After Wisdom: Sapiential Traditions and Ancient Scholarship in Comparative Perspective

‎Contents
‎Introduction (Most and Puett)
‎Part 1. Comparing Greek and Chinese Wisdom Literatures
	‎Chapter 1. Aided-by-Ink’s Son and Mistery’s Great-Grandson: Wisdom and Oracular Literature in Classical China and Ancient Greece (Bartoletti)
	‎Chapter 2. Wisdom Literature, Orality, and Textual Histories: Another Look at Heraclitus and the Laozi (Parker)
	‎Chapter 3. Representations of Infancy and Childhood in Laozi and Heraclitus (Zhao)
‎Part 2. Chinese Wisdom Literature as Seen from Greece
	‎Chapter 4. Confucian Pollen: A Comparative Reading of the Xunzi Chapter “Great Digest” (da lüe 大 略) (Crone)
	‎Chapter 5. “The Master Says”: Speech and Silence in the Analects (Hui)
	‎Chapter 6. Lady Mu of Xu’s Returning to Her Natal Home in “Zaichi” 載 馳 (Gallop): A Comparative Perspective of the Early Scholarship of the Shijing 詩 經 (Book of Odes) (Weng)
‎Part 3. Greek Wisdom Literature as Seen from China
	‎Chapter 7. In the Wake of Wisdom: The Early Greek Prose Inquiries from a Comparative Perspective (Basile)
	‎Chapter 8. Straight to the Divine: Claims of Self-Divinization in Plato and the Nei-yeh (Pagani)
	‎Chapter 9. Textualizing Wonders: Ancient Greek Paradoxography in Comparative Perspective (Yu)
	‎Index of Personal Names, Authors, and Works
	‎General Subject Index