The composite nature of most texts also means there can be no tidy classification system for them either, nor even for their parts at times: labelling this chapter of a text Daoist, or Mohist, and that one more or less Confucian ignores the fact that there were a large number of ideas current in the classical period, with different thinkers adopting and adapting them in different ways.
WikiLeaks has added to the White House's problems around a trade deal with 11 other Pacific Rim countries, publishing a chapter of a draft text which had been secret.
Hal Roth emphasizes this line of thought and follows Graham in linking it to two recently prominent chapters of an early Legalist text, the Guanzi (neiyeinward training and xin shuheart-mind methods).
In addition to the foreword and the executive summary, the dossier contained three chapters of text and a conclusion.
The nineteen chapters of this text book cover an extensive array of subjects within oncology, drawing on the authors' expertise in the fields of palliative medicine, surgery, as well as clinical and medical oncology.
The spirit of Renaissance dances and songs, jolted with hints of big-band jazz, runs through "Sons of Noah," subtitled "Three Lost Chapters of the Bible," a setting of a text by Philip Littell.
There is therefore very little on genotypes, selection, genetics or speciation in the four chapters of text that comprise 50% of a book of almost 250 pages.
The passage in the Mozi occurs in its "Fei Ru" or "Condemn the Ru" chapter of the text, a chapter noteworthy for its ad hominem attacks on Confucius and his followers.
All we've seen of the TPP is a couple of leaked chapters of the draft text, which is to say, not much.
"I know him not, and never will", he wrote, after composing 136 chapters of his leviathanic text.
