Department of Religious Studies
Joseph Adler
Links for Confucianism
Practicing T'ai-chi ch'uan in the outer garden of the Taipei Confucian Temple (click image for larger view).
Resources on Confucianism and Taoism
(Charles Muller)
Confucian Lexicon (in Chinese) and Images
(Lao Sze-kwang)
Confucius
(a pretty good general site)
Confucian E-texts
(Chinese texts)
Confucius Publ. Co.
(a few texts, lots of pictures)
Classic of Songs
(
Shih Ching
: English Introduction, Chinese Preface by Chu Hsi, Text in Chinese and English)
The "Four Books" (
Analects
,
Great Learning
,
The Mean
,
Mencius
):
James Legge's translations
(late 19th c.)
Charles Muller's translations
(late 20th c.)
The Analects
(in English with Chinese text, from Confucius Publishing Co., trans. uncredited)
The Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety
Partial translation
by Lydia Gerber
Complete translation
by Dharma Master Heng Sure
Biographies of Exemplary Women
(
Lieh-nü chuan
, with English introduction, Chinese text, and illustrations)
Pan Chao (Ban Zhao)
, author of
Lessons for Women
Chang Tsai:
"The great benefit of learning is to enable one to transform the physical nature by oneself."
"The World of Thought in Chu Hsi's Time,"
by Julia Ching (pdf file)
Confucianism and Ecology
, by Mary Evelyn Tucker
Confucianism and Modernity
, by Tu Wei-ming
"Asian Values,"
by Nathan Glazer
Atlantic Monthly
article about recent books,
Manufacturing Confucianism
and
The Original Analects
Confucian Temples
(Thomas Wilson, Hamilton College)
Tainan Confucian Temple
(photos)
Annual ritual for Confucius
(2-minute video, produced by ROC govt.)
Edit date: 1/23/03
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