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I Ching

Rosemary Huang, coauthor

(Workman Publishing, New York, 1987) 207 pages

ISBN 0-89480-319-0

This is the American edition of I Ching, The Oracle.

To order online go to Workman catalog

CONTENTS

PART I   ABOUT THE I CHING

1 I Ching, Canon of Change
2 A Tour of History with the I Ching
3 The Legacy of Confucius
4 Meaning of of the I Ching
5 The Roots of the I Ching
6 I Ching and Physics -- Personal reflections of Kerson Huang
7 Using the I Ching

PART II   I CHING, A Modern Translation With Commentaries
     1	Heaven
     2	Earth
     3 	Retrenchment
     4 	Blindness
     5	Waiting
     6	The Court
     7	The Army
     8	Support
     9	Small Cattle
     10	Treading
     11	Peace
     12	Stagnation
     13	Gathering
     14	Great Harvest
     15	Modesty
     16	Weariness
     17	The Chase
     18	Work
     19	Prevailing
     20	View
     21	Biting
     22	Decoration
     23	Loss
     24	Return
     25	Propriety
     26	Big Cattle
     27	The Cheeks
     28	Great Excess
     29	Water
     30	Fire
     31	Cutting
     32	Steadfastness
     33	The Little Pig
     34	Great Injury
     35	Advance
     36	The Crying Pheasant
     37	The Family
     38	Abandoned
     39	Admonishment
     40 Letting Loose
     41	Decrease
     42	Increase
     43	Stride
     44	Rendezvous
     45	Illness
     46	Ascendance
     47	Trapped
     48	The Well
     49	Revolution
     50	The Caldron
     51	Thunder
     52	Mountain
     53	Progress
     54	The Marrying Maiden
     55	Abundance
     56	The Traveler
     57	Wind
     58	Lake
     59	Flowing
     60	Frugality
     61	Sincerity
     62	Small Excess
     63	Fulfillment
     64	Unfulfillment
Appendix   The Hexagrams
Index of Hexagrams

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