Why doesn't Olberding think we should interpret Zhuangzi's grief as a moment of akrasia?
A) Because there are other moments where he feels grief throughout the texts
B) Because he doesn't repudiate his having felt it
C) Because akrasia would mean his grief was appropriate
D) None of the above

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Olberding argues that Zhuangzi does not see his grief as a failure of will or a lapse in judgment (which would be akrasia), but rather as a natural and unrepudiated part of his emotional response to loss.

Why Doesn't Olberding Think We Should Interpret Zhuangzi's Grief as a Moment