BIBLIOGRAPHY

ABBREVIATION

LZ    Li Zhi 李贄. Li Zhi quanji zhu 李贄全集注. Edited by Zhang Jianye 張建業 et al. 26 vols. Beijing: Shehui Kexue Wenxian Chubanshe, 2010.

WORKS BY LI ZHI

• A Book to Burn and a Book to Keep (Hidden): Selected Writings. Translated by Rivi Handler-Spitz, Pauline C. Lee, and Haun Saussy. New York: Columbia University Press, 2016.
• “Ba wu” 八物. Fenshu. In LZ 2:59–68.
• Cangshu 藏書. In LZ, vols. 4–8.
• “Chongke Wudeng huiyuan xu” 重刻《五燈會元》序. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:180–83.
• “Chutanji xu” 初潭集序. In LZ 12:1–3.
• Chutanji 初潭集. In LZ, vols. 12–13.
• “Da Deng Mingfu” 答鄧明府. Fenshu. In LZ 1:37–40.
• “Da Deng Mingfu” 答鄧明府. Fenshu. In LZ 1:94–101.
• “Da Deng Shiyang” 答鄧石陽. Fenshu. In LZ 1:8–10.
• “Da Geng Chutong” 答耿楚侗. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:143.
• “Da Geng Sikou” 答耿司寇. Fenshu. In LZ 1:71–94.
• “Da Geng Zhongcheng” 答耿中丞. Fenshu. In LZ 1:40–46.
• “Da Geng Zhongcheng lun dan” 答耿中丞論淡. Fenshu. In LZ 1:58–61.
• “Da Jiao Yiyuan” 答焦漪園. Fenshu. In LZ 1:17–22.
• “Da laishu” 答來書. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:56–57.
• “Da Li Weiqing” 答李惟清. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:73.
• “Da Liu Fangbo shu” 答劉方伯書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:130–32.
• “Da Liu Jinchuan” 答劉晉川. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:128.
• “Da Liu Jinchuan shu” 答劉晉川書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:140–41.
• “Da Liu Xianzhang” 答劉憲長. Fenshu. In LZ 1:61.
• “Da Ma Lishan” 答馬歷山. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:1–9.
• “Da Mei Qiongyu” 答梅瓊宇. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:73–75.
• “Da Shen Wang” 答沈王. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:128–29.
• “Da xiao” 大孝. Fenshu. In LZ 1:194–97.
• “Da yi nüren xue dao wei jianduan shu” 答以女人學道為見短書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:143–47.
• “Da Zhou Erlu” 答周二魯. Fenshu. In LZ 1:214–18.
• “Da Zhou Liutang” 答周柳塘. Fenshu. In LZ 1:218–26.
• “Da Zixin, you” 答自信 又. Fenshu. In LZ 2:84–85.
• Dao gu lu 道古錄. In LZ 14:223–334.
• “Dao gu lu yin” 道古錄引. Dao gu lu. In LZ 14:227–31.
• “Daxiao yishou” 大孝一首. Fenshu. In LZ 1:194–97.
• “Deye Ruchen houlun” 德業儒臣後論. Cangshu. In LZ 6:526–29.
• “Du Ruowu mu jishu” 讀若無母寄書. Fenshu. In LZ 2:19–20.
• “ ‘Dushule’ bing yin” 讀書樂並引. Fenshu. In LZ 2:240–43.
• Fenshu 焚書. In LZ, vols. 1–2.
• “Fu Deng Shiyang” 復鄧石陽. Fenshu. In LZ 1:24–33.
• “Fu Geng Tong Lao shu” 復耿侗老書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:147–48.
• “Fu Geng Zhongcheng” 復耿中丞. Fenshu. In LZ 1:212–14.
• “Fu Gu Chong’an weng shu” 復顧沖庵翁書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:185.
• “Fu Gu Chong’an weng shu, you shu” 復顧沖庵翁書, 又書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:186.
• “Fu Jiao Ruohou” 復焦弱侯. Fenshu. In LZ 1:110–18.
• “Fu Jiao Ruohou” 復焦弱侯. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:34–35.
• “Fu song mei” 賦松梅. Fenshu. In LZ 2:276.
• “Fufu er” 夫婦二. Chutanji. In LZ 12:39–56.
• “Fufu lun” 夫婦論. Fenshu. In LZ 1:251–54.
• “Fufu pian zonglun” 夫婦篇總論. Chutanji. In LZ 12:1–3.
• “Fufu si” 夫婦四. Chutanji. In LZ 12:112–29.
• “Gankai pingsheng” 感慨平生. Fenshu. In LZ 2:108–20.
• “Gaojie shuo” 高潔說. Fenshu. In LZ 1:294–97.
• “Geng Chukong xiansheng zhuan” 耿楚倥先生傳. Fenshu. In LZ 2:21–26.
• “Guanyin wen” 觀音問. Fenshu. In LZ 2:76–96.
• “Guanyin wen, you” 觀音問 又. Fenshu. In LZ 2:80–81.
• “He Xinyin lun” 何心隱論. Fenshu. In LZ 1:245–51.
• “Hongfu” 紅拂. Fenshu. In LZ 2:133–34.
• “Huiqi xiaoqi” 會期小啟. Fenshu. In LZ 1:181.
• “Ji Jiao Ruohou” 寄焦弱侯. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:29–32.
• “Ji jingyou shu” 寄京友書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:171–72.
• “Ji wu ji wen, dai zuo” 祭無祀文，代作. Fenshu. In LZ 1:346–48.
• “Jida Geng Da Zhongcheng” 寄答耿大中丞. Fenshu. In LZ 1:103–7.
• “Jiejing wen” 解經文. Fenshu. In LZ 2:5–9.
• “Jingtu jue qianyin” 淨土決前引. In Wanxu zangjing 卍續藏經 reprint, vol. 108, 357.a1–a17. Taipei: Xinwenfeng, 1983.
• Jiuzheng yiyin 九正易因. In LZ, vol. 15.
• “Ku gui’er” 哭貴兒. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:340.
• “Ku Huang yiren” 哭黃宜人. Fenshu. In LZ 2:262–65.
• “Langzhong Wang gong” 郎中王公. Xu Cangshu. In LZ 11:111–20.
• “Laorenxing xu” 老人行敘. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:177–80.
• Laozi jie 老子解. In LZ 14:1–103.
• “Li sheng shijiao wen” 李生十交文. Fenshu. In LZ 1:354–56.
• “Li Zhongcheng zou yi” 李中承奏議. Fenshu. In LZ 1:318–22.
• “Li Zhuowu xiansheng yiyan” 李卓吾先生遺言. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:314–17.
• “Lisong Yaoshi gaowen” 禮誦藥師告文. Fenshu. In LZ 3:38–39.
• “Lisong Yaoshi jing bi gaowen” 禮誦藥師經畢告文. Fenshu. In LZ 2:41–42.
• “Longxi xiansheng wenchao lu xu” 龍溪先生文抄錄序. In LZ 1:327–29.
• “Lun zheng pian” 論政篇. Fenshu. In LZ 1:242–45.
• “Luo Jinxi xiansheng gaowen” 羅近谿先生告文. Fenshu. In LZ 1:338–46.
• “Nanxun lu xu” 南詢錄序. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:191–93.
• “Qiongtu shuo” 窮途說. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:210–12.
• “Que ji” 卻寄. Fenshu. In LZ 2:301–2.
• “San jiao gui Ru shuo” 三教歸儒說. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:223–26.
• “Shiwen houxu” 時文後序. Fenshu. In LZ 1:324–25.
• “Shiyan sanshou” 失言三首. Fenshu. In LZ 1:199–200.
• “Shiyou er” 師友二. Chutanji. In LZ 12:332–74.
• “Shu Changshun shoujuan cheng Gu Chong’an” 書常順手卷呈顧沖庵. Fenshu. In LZ 1:230–31.
• “Shu Huang’an er Shangren shouce” 書黃安二上人手冊. Fenshu. In LZ 1:362–64.
• “Shu Xiaoxiu shoujuan hou” 書小修手卷後. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:201–3.
• Si shu ping 四書評. In LZ, vol. 21.
• “Sima Xiangru” 司馬相如. Cangshu. In LZ 7:147–53.
• “Taibo diba” 泰伯第八. Sishu ping. In LZ 21:134–42.
• “Ti Kongzi xiang yu Zhifuoyuan” 題孔子像於芝佛院. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:309–10.
• “Tongxin shuo” 童心說. Fenshu. In LZ 1:276–79.
• “Wang Longxi xiansheng gaowen” 王龍溪先生告文. Fenshu. In LZ 1:335–38.
• “Wusi pian” 五死篇. Fenshu. In LZ 2:68–72.
• “Wuzong shuo” 五宗說. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:218–20.
• “Xinjing tigang” 心經提綱. Fenshu. In LZ 1:280–84.
• “Xun Qing, Li Si, Wu Gong” 荀卿李斯吳公. Fenshu. In LZ 2:209–10.
• Yinguo lu 因果錄. In LZ 18:1–102.
• Yongqing dawen 永慶答問. In LZ 18:329–42.
• “You da Geng Zhongcheng” 又答耿中丞. Fenshu. In LZ 1:46–48.
• “You da Shiyang Taishou” 又答石陽太守. Fenshu. In LZ 1:10–11.
• “You shu shi Tongzhou shi hou” 又書使通州詩後. Fenshu. In LZ 1:187–89.
• “You yu Congwu Xiaolian” 又與從吾孝廉. Fenshu. LZ 1:207–12.
• “You yu Jiao Ruohou” 又與焦弱侯. Fenshu. In LZ 1:118–23.
• “Yu Chenglao” 與城老. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:62–65.
• “Yu Fang Ren’an” 與方訒菴. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:23–27.
• “Yu Fengli” 與鳳里. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:115–16.
• “Yu Geng Kenian” 與耿克念. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:65–66.
• “Yu Geng Sikou gaobie” 與耿司寇告別. Fenshu. In LZ 1:66–70.
• “Yu Geng Zijian” 與耿子健. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:135–36.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou” 與焦弱侯. Fenshu. In LZ 1:5–6.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou” 與焦弱侯. Fenshu. In LZ 1:152–55.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou” 與焦弱侯. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:19–20.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou” 與焦弱侯. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:106–7.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou” 與焦弱侯. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:129–31.
• “Yu Jiao Ruohou Taishi” 與焦弱侯太史. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:49–55.
• “Yu Jiao Yiyuan Taishi” 與焦漪園太史. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:85–94.
• “Yu Li Weiqing” 與李惟清. Fenshu. In LZ 1:148–52.
• “Yu Lu Tianpu” 與陸天溥. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:14–18.
• “Yu Ma Boshi” 與馬伯時. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:82–83.
• “Yu Ma Lishan” 與馬歷山. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:11–14.
• “Yu Pan Xuesong” 與潘雪松. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:123–24.
• “Yu Ruohou Jiao Taishi” 與弱侯焦太史. Fenshu. In LZ 3:68–71.
• “Yu Wang Dingfu” 與汪鼎甫. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:137.
• “Yu Wu Dechang” 與吳得常. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:55–56.
• “Yu youren lun wen” 與友人論文. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:21.
• “Yu youren shu” 與友人書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:181–82.
• “Yu Zeng Jiquan” 與曾繼泉. Fenshu. In LZ 1:129–30.
• “Yu Zeng Zhongye” 與曾中野. Fenshu. In LZ 1:127–29.
• “Yu Zhou Guiqing” 與周貴卿. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:99–100.
• “Yu Zhou Youshan” 與周友山. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:35–37.
• “Yu Zhou Youshan” 與周友山. Xu Fenshu. In LZ 3:46–49.
• “Yu Zhou Youshan shu” 與周友山書. Fenshu. In LZ 1:133–35.
• “Yu Zhuang Chunfu” 與莊純夫. Fenshu. In LZ 1:108–9.
• “Yuyue” 豫約. Fenshu. In LZ 2:96–120.
• “Za shuo” 雜說. Fenshu. In LZ 1:272–76.
• “Zaowan shouta” 早晚守塔. Fenshu. In LZ 2:103–8.
• “Zeng Yao’an shou Wenling Li xiansheng zhishi qu Dian xu” 贈姚安守溫陵李先生致仕去滇序. Fenshu. In LZ 1:189–92.
• “Zhengtu yugong houyu” 征途與共後語. Fenshu. In LZ 2:11–13.
• “Zhen shi” 真師. Fenshu. In LZ 1:197–99.
• “Zhongcheng dachen” 忠誠大臣. Cangshu. In LZ 5:88–189.
• “Zhongyi Shuihu zhuan xu” 忠義水滸傳序. Fenshu. In LZ 1:301–4.
• “Zhongyi Shuihu zhuan xu” 忠義水滸傳序. In Shuihu quanzhuan 水滸全傳, vol. 4, edited by Zheng Zhenduo 鄭振鐸, 1828–29. Beijing: Renmin Wenxue Chubanshe, 1954. Reprint, Hong Kong: Zhonghua Shuju, 1965.
• “Zhou Youshan wei seng Mingyu shu fayu” 周友山為僧明玉書法語. Fenshu. In LZ 2:26–27.
• Zhuangzi jie 莊子解. In LZ 14:105–222.
• “Zi xu” 自序. Fenshu. In LZ 1:1–3.
• “Zi zan” 自贊. Fenshu. In LZ 1:356–58.

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