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By Jack Joseph Smith

Gia-su Feng Born - Shanghai - 1919; Died 1985 U.S. Arrived 1947 B.A. - Peking University M.A. - Univ. of Penn. Taught - Esalen Institute First Book T'ai Chi & I Ching Friend - Jane English; Born 1942, Boston, Mass. Translated Lao Tsu "Tao Te Ching" Attended Mt. Holyoke Doctorate Univ. of Wisconsin "Particle Physics" Big Sur Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 87 - 93920 TEL. 408 - 667 - 2100

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This page works as a compact research note linking Gia-su Feng, Jane English, Esalen, translation, and academic credentials.

The page is informational rather than lyrical, but it still reveals the writer's network of interests: Asian philosophy, translation, Esalen, and intellectual biography. It looks like preparatory material, the kind of note made when gathering context around a figure rather than composing directly.


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Biographical notes. Gia-fu Feng, born Shanghai 1919, died 1985, US arrival 1947, BA Peking University, MA University of Pennsylvania, taught at Esalen, first book Tai Chi and I Ching. His translator friend Jane English, born Boston 1942, Mount Holyoke, Wisconsin doctorate in particle physics, translator of Tao Te Ching. A Big Sur Chamber of Commerce phone number closes the page.