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Nature, Man and Woman
Pantheon Books, 1958
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Alan Watts's 1958 book, published in New York by Pantheon Books, extending his non-dual reading of Taoism and Zen to nature, the human body and sexuality, against what he saw as a Western habit of splitting spirit from matter and self from world. Watts himself later named it his best work.
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Reliability TierSourced to the subject's own accountTier two: Alan Watts's own 1958 primary text extending his non-dual reading of Taoism and Zen to nature and sexuality. Cited here as Watts's own argument, not as a scholarly account of the traditions it draws on. Cross-Tradition Connections
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