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Extractions: by category American Studies Buddhism in the West Buddhist Women Chinese Buddhism Chinese History Chinese Literature Christianity DHARMA STUFF Japan Japanese Buddhism Judaica Native American Studies Photography Poetry Pure Land Buddhism Religion - General Signed Editions Southeast Asia Taoism Theravada Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism - Tantra - Vajrayana ZEN / CHAN Quick Search Goddard, Dwight Self Published - Dwight Goddard - Thetford, VT USA - 1932 - NF+ - First Edition - - 8vo. - Superb condition hardcover bound in tan cloth with black titles on spine and front cover. Do not know if this original First Edition, self-published by the author, was issued with a dj or not? A seminal work of American Buddhism, this early collection of Buddhist scripture aimed at a popular US audience influenced scores of American scholars and artists. Jack Kerouac was profoundly influenced by this work. Subsequently issued in numerous editions, this is the original first edition, first printing of this important book. Just the fainest of light shelf wear with neat previous owner's name, Grace Roe, and small bookshop stamp on fep, else clean and tight. -
IGCS - Philosophy And Religion (China WWW VL - Internet Guide For Chinese Studie
Umfassendes Linkverzeichnis zu religion und Philosophie in China. Hier aufgenommene Seiten genügen Category World Deutsch religion und Spiritualität Konfuzianismus articles; translated chinese classics; Etexts of Buddhist, Confucian and Taoistclassics; guide to graduate studies in Asian philosophy and religion; other
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Chinese Cultural Studies: Philosophy And Religion In China
chinese Cultural Studies philosophy and religion in China Compiled from From Compton's Living Encyclopedia on America Online (August 1995) religion IN GENERAL
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Extractions: Philosophy and Religion in China Compiled from From Compton's Living Encyclopedia on America Online (August 1995) Before the Communist Revolution, a number of religious and philosophical systems were practiced in China. Traditionally Taoism and Confucianism provided ethical guides to the proper behavior of individuals and officials. Both of these systems originated in China during the so-called Golden Age of Chinese thought, several centuries before the beginning of the Christian era. Taoism sought to promote the inner peace of individuals and harmony with their surroundings. Confucianism, based on the teachings and writings of the philosopher Confucius, is an ethical system that sought to teach the proper way for all people to behave in society. Each relationshiphusband-wife, parents-children, ruler-subjectsinvolved a set of obligations which, if upheld, would lead to a just and harmonious society. Following his teachings would also promote a stable, lasting government. Buddhism , which came to China from India as early as the 1st century AD, was a more conventional religion. Its followers attended occasional services, practiced rituals, and supported a temple on a regular basis. It has been estimated that more than 68 million Chinese still consider themselves Buddhists, though it is unlikely that they practice the religion regularly (See Buddhism). Prior to 1949, practices that may best be called folk religions were common throughout China. Although they incorporated elements of Buddhism and, especially, Taoism, these religions were usually local, often based on local gods, and served the local people.
Chinese Religions - Religion In China - Academic Info
An annotated directory of Internet resources on chinese religion and philosophy. Internet Guide for chinese Studies philosophy and religion. Sections include General ; Confucianism ; Daoism
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Extractions: Includes electronically published texts and reference works by Charles Muller and others: HTML articles; translated Chinese classics; E-texts of Buddhist, Confucian and Taoist classics; guide to graduate studies in Asian Philosophy and religion; other reference materials, including links to scholarly web resources in Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism.
Internet Resources On China: Philosophy And Religion
A bilingual ejournal of chinese philosophy religion with links to related sites
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Extractions: General Confucianism Taoism The Book of Changes ... Judaism General Bibliography for the Study of Yao Religion Barend J. ter Haar's bibliography with comments Barend J. ter Haar's annotated bibliography of works with substantial discussions of Chinese religious culture Chinese Philosophy 700 B.C.-A.D. 700 Yoav Ariel's bibliographical list of printed material Bibliography of Western Language Publications on Chinese Popular Religion (1995 to Present) Philip Clart's bibliography of Western language works on Chinese popular religion published since 1995, arranged in 20 subject categories Encyclopedia Mythica: Chinese Mythology Indexed entries for Chinese mythology Article on the London Missionary Society collection of Chinese language sources held at the National Library of Australia Shamanism in Chinese Culture Barend ter Haar's annotated bibliography Society for the Study of Chinese Religions Su Tzu's Chinese Philosophy Page Wesleyan Chinese Philosophical Etext Archive Working on Religious Culture in China Barend J. ter Haar's bibliography aiming "to survey those works & websites that directly assist in the business of doing research on Chinese religious culture" World Hongming Philosophical Quarterly Confucianism The Analects by Confucius Confucius A comparative study by Sanderson Beck Charlotte Allen's
Philosophy Refdesk.com
Consult this comprehensive index of political, economic, social, cultural and reference sites for China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore. the free IGCS Newsletter for the latest chinese Studies online resources. B. philosophy. / religion. Buddhism Christianity Confucianism Daoism Islam Judaism Bibliographies Journals
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Extractions: Top of Page 4th Tetralogy, The - Exploring Plato's Middle Dialogues Alchemy Website and Virtual Library, The - Site provides information on alchemy in all its facets. Divided into over 1300 sections and providing tens of thousands of pages of text, over 2000 images, over 200 complete alchemical texts, extensive bibliographical material on the printed books and manuscripts, numerous articles, introductory and general reference material on alchemy. Altar to the Eclectic (Tarot) And Adam Knew Eve - A Dictionary of Sex in the Bible Ask a Philosopher - Submit a philosophical question and receive an answer within seven days. Atheism Web, The Australasian Philosophy Home Page, The The Automated Reasoning Project BEARS: Brown Electronic Article Review Service on Moral and Political Philosophy ... Buddhism in the United States - Report on Buddhism in the United States featuring a number of articles and commentaries, links to temples and Buddhist associations, online magazines, and other resources. Buddhism for the Lay Practitioner - "A collection of resources for those who are interested in exploring Buddhism, from an admittedly Theravada viewpoint."
Spiritual Traditions Of China
Links and resources regarding chinese philosophy and religion.
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Research Institute For The Humanities - Philosophy
chinese and Western philosophy(); Wesleyan ConfucianEtext Project, including many classical Confucian Etexts See religion
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Extractions: Table of Contents Sites and Departments Chinese Philosophy Topics Logic ... Z HIPPIAS: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet : valuable starting point for information on philosophy. Strong web affiliation! The International Directory of On-line Philosophy Papers : put together by Joe Lau Noesis: Philosophical Research Online Lexikon der Philosophie MINERVA: Offenes Philosophisches Textarchiv : Uni-Hamburg Guide to Philosophy on the Internet : by Peter Suber of Earlham College Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names :Garth Kemerling Meta-Encyclopedia of Philosophy Dictionary of Philosophy of Mind The Perseus Project : A must for all researchers of ancient philosophy: incorporating valuable tools such as the Liddell-Scott Greek dictionaries English index Word frequencies , and other references! The Internet Classics Archive : an award winning site serving classics of the antiquity. Powerful search engine available! Search table of contents of journals of interest to classicists American Philosophical Association (APA) Philosophical Calendar : Events in philosophy EpistemeLinks.Com
China, Taoism And Religions
A philosophy, a religion and the basis for chinese Medicine, Taoism represents the wisdom accumulated over chinese history and promotes harmony among beings and nature.
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Extractions: Home Agriculture Art Business ... Travel Chinese Philosophies and Religions Taoism Taoism and A Few Words about Tao Taoism is a philosophy, a religion and also the basis for Traditional Chinese Medication. It represents the wisdom accumulated over 5,000 years of Chinese history. Together with Confucianism and Buddhism, it has been continuously guiding Chinese in behaviors and governing. There are some very basic different approaches taken by the West and Chinese philosophies. The West treats individual as an independent and separate entity. Chinese treats individual as an element in the whole universe and is interrelated. West tends to be self-centered and thus any blame will be first on others. On the opposite, Chinese is taught to merge self into the environment as a whole or there is no self at all. Tao and Taoism are different from "God" and "Bible". To understand Taoism, one has to "unlearn" or break out from own paradigm to view it from a completely new angle. "Tao" means "behavior, understanding and the constant changing from and to". Taoism is a philosophy and a belief of simplicity and the very nature of universe. There is no absolute "stillness". Everything, including the universe, is changing all the time. The relative "stability" can be achieved when a harmony is reached between "Yin" and "Yang", which are said to be the opposite but related natural forces in the universe. There are five elements in everything. The following diagram described their interrelationship.
China WWW Virtual Library - Internet Guide For Chinese Studies (WWW VL/ANU/Heide
Annotated list of academic sites dealing with the Greater China area.Category Regional Asia China Guides and Directories East Asia China Hong Kong Taiwan Overseas chinese Motion Pictures Reference WorksHistory Geography Economy Society Literature religion philosophy Art Film
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Extractions: Hierarchical Alphabetical WWW VL Search Table of Contents Go to What's New Add New Site INSTITUTIONS LIBRARIES NEWS MEDIA JOURNALS PHILOSOPHY RELIGION HISTORY ARCHAEOLOGY BIOGRAPHIES GEOGRAPHY SOCIETY EDUCATION RECREATION MARTIAL ARTS ECONOMY POLITICS LAW LITERATURE FILM LANGUAGE FINE ARTS MUSIC ARCHITECTURE SCIENCE INTERNET BIBLIOGRAPHIES BOOKDEALERS SOCIETIES CONFERENCES Other Guides IGCS Home User Instructions About the IGCS About Ratings Awards Also available:
UBC Asian Studies
Undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Asian Studies, encompassing chinese, Japanese, Korean, and South Asian culture, including literature, linguistics, premodern history, religion and philosophy.
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Chinese And China Resources. China And Philosophy And Religion
Firsttime Visitor? - Visit our Homepage. chinese philosophy and religion. Add yoursite. Academic Articles. Academic papers about chinese religion and philosophy.
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Extractions: your site Various scholarly and philosophical information covering alchemy and Feng Shui, Chinese classical texts, Taoism and martial arts, Taoism and modernity and more English language translations and discussions of the Confucian Analects, Mencius, Xun Zi, Lao Zi, Zhuang Zi, Sun Zi and more. A very comprehensive and informative website Academic book on Chinese religion catering for beginners through to advanced Links to many websites about eastern philosophy and religion Information about all the major Buddhist traditions including their incorporation into traditional Chinese beliefs Papers include classical Chinese philosophy, Neo-Taoism, Chinese Buddhism, Neo-Confucianism, Chinese metaphyics, Chinese aesthetics, Chinese ethics, and Chinese social-political philosophy Taoism, Zen, Yoga
Chinese And China Resources. China, Philosophy And Religion Website Link Informa
For all chinese philosophy and religion related websites please link to the chinesephilosophy and religion webpage Code for linking to philosophy and religion
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Chinese Philosophy & Religion:
Features. Information and articles on chinese philosophy and religion.Bar Chart. Let your voice be heard by using our polls on philosophy
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Extractions: Category List: Select a small sub-topic above for more specific list. Daoist (Taoist) Immortals The immortals of the flat peaches. These 10 immortals are often pictured in Chinese legends and parables. They enjoy a mystic, legendary existence that many Chinese believe have a basis in reality. Take me there Dao De Ching (Tao Te Ching) English translation of the Chinese Dao De Ching (Tao Te Ching). Philosophical Daoism (as compared to religious Daoism) is generally thought to have been based on the 'Dao De Ching' of Lao Tzu and the work of his disciple, Chuang Tzu. Take me there Bringing Buddhism to the West The largest Buddhist monastery in the Western hemisphere...Its ancient Chinese architecture and pristine grounds are a stark contrast to the neighborhood traffic and telephone lines.
Academic Info: Chinese Philosophy Resources
By Steven A. Brown. The Gallery of China chinese philosophy and religion An annotatedcollection of resources. Institute of chinese Literature and philosophy.
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Extractions: Includes "Electronic versions of Chinese philosophical texts created by the Confucian Etext Project; Electronic versions of Chinese philosophical texts from other sources, to some of which we have made minor improvements; and Information on and links to more information on the preparation and use of these texts
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chinese philosophy religion. chinese in Chicago chinese Festivals chinese philosophy religion chinese Fine Arts. Back to Main Page.
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Leibniz And Chinese Philosophy
Essay by Albert Ribas. Explores how different aspects of Leibniz's work at his death were aimed at Category Society philosophy Philosophers Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm for the socalled decadence of natural religion the dispute against Clarke beganin it; and the Discours is a defense of chinese natural religion, in order
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Extractions: Summary 1. Introduction 2. Summary of some contents of the controversy with Clarke and of the Discours 3. The allocution to natural religion or theology 4. The God that rules without interposing ... 7. Conclusion Abstract At the same time as the Leibniz-Clarke Controversy developed, Leibniz was writing the . Both, the Controversy and the Discours , were interrupted by Leibnizs death. These two fronts, although autonomous, show interesting doctrinal correlations. The first correlation is Leibnizs concern for the so-called "decadence of natural religion": the dispute against Clarke began in it; and the Discours is a defense of Chinese natural religion, in order to show its concordance with Christian natural religion. The Controversy can be summed up under the heading "clockmaker-God versus idle God". Leibniz wants to escape from the perverse consequences that all criticism of divine voluntarism seems to cause. Thus, all his elaboration is directed at a distinct concept of God: He is the God that rules without interposing, He is the supramundane intelligence. And the leibnizian interpretation of the natural theology of the Chinese goes in the same direction: that of emphasizing a First Principle, Li , that rules without interposing Home aribas@campus.uoc.es
Void And Emptiness - Links
Internet Guide for chinese Studies. philosophy and religion. Miguel de Molinos. InternetGuide for chinese Studies. philosophy and religion. Leibniz.
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Chinaknowledge - Chinese Literature, Philosophy And Religion (www.chinaknowledge
A universal guide for China studies from Chinaknowledge. chinese Literature,philosophy and religion. For an ideal navigation, use the sitemap.
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Extractions: A universal guide for China studies from Chinaknowledge For an ideal navigation, use the sitemap . To come back here, click "Chinese Literature". The vast treasury of Chinese literature was, in the eyes of the Chinese, never too much to be classified into different sections, starting with Classic or orthodox writings against vulgar literature. The whole corpus of literature has been comprised in only six different genres: Confucian Classics, Historical Books, Philosophers, Collections, Taoist and Buddhist writings. Surprisingly, all writings including novels, poems and scientific writings can be included in this system, the so-called " Four Storehouses " ( Siku ). In this place, Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist writings shall be seen separated because they are of different character and at the same time are the three bases of Chinese thought. Every one of these tree pillars of Chinese culture has its own tradition and structure, the Confucian writings comprising five, six or thirteen Classics and the huge treasure of comments; the Taoist writings including different schools of revelation and even writings about medicine; and the

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