Internet Resources on China

Philosophy and Religion

• Philosophy and Religion (Internet Guide for Chinese Studies) (Hanno Lecher)
• Chinese Popular Religion Bibliography
  [Western-language works 1955-present. Maintained by University of Missouri-Columbia, USA]
• Chinese Philosophical EText Archive (Wesleyan University)
• Classical Chinese Literature = Gudian wenxue
  [full-text, plus English translations of some of the classics, eg "Daodejing" "Lunyu" etc.]
  
  Confucianism
• Confucianism (Charles F. Aiken, Catholic Encyclopedia)
• Confucius (Kelley L. Ross)
• The Geography of Confucianism
• Lexicon of Confucianism (Prof. Lao Sze-kwang, Chinese U. of HK)
  
  
• Dictionary of East Asian Buddhist Terms (Charles Muller)
  
• Evgueni Tortchinov home page
  (Includes materail on Chinese religions or philosophies, e.g. Daoism and Buddhism. (English and MSWindows Cyrillic)
  
• Daoism Information Page
  [gateway to scholarly information on Daoism]
  
  Falundafa/Falungong
• Falun Dafa Information Center
• People's Daily: China bans Fulungong
• China Daily: Falungong prohibited
• Falun Dafa
• Falun Gong: Evaluation and further references (Barend ter Haar)
  
  
• I ching (Princeton University Press)
  
• World Hongming Philosophical Quarterly (English, Chinese)
  [Self-description: "[is] a genuine free, academic, multilingual, electronic periodical [containing]... papers, including theses, proceedings and dissertations, to promote and strengthen academic research ... in traditional Chinese philosophy related fields.]
  
• Written sources on Yao religion º½±Ú©v±Ð¤å®Ñ
  [Self description: "The Munich Yao project, initiated in Oct 1995, is based on a collection of more than 1000 Yao manuscripts, acquired by the Department for Rare Manuscripts of the Munich Bavarian State Library. The manuscripts date from the beginning of the 18th to the eighties of the 20th century and originate from Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, and the southern provinces of China."]