Waking up the sleeping lion: How do China's top private-enterprise CEOs understand their leadership development?

Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Zhu, Cheng. Waking up the sleeping lion: How do China's top private-enterprise CEOs understand their leadership development?., 2008.

Distant origins: Inscriptions of life in early Heidegger and the "Zhuangzi"

Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Heitz, Marty Henry. Distant origins: Inscriptions of life in early Heidegger and the "Zhuangzi"., 1999.

Spreading the dao, managing mastership, and performing salvation: The life and alchemical teachings of Chen Zhixu

Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Hudson, Clarke. Spreading the dao, managing mastership, and performing salvation: The life and alchemical teachings of Chen Zhixu., 2008.

The nature and function of the Buddhist and Ru teachings in Li Daochun's (fl. ca. 1288) "Wondrous Way of Peerless Orthodox Truth"

Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Crowe, Paul Benjamin Michael. The nature and function of the Buddhist and Ru teachings in Li Daochun's (fl. ca. 1288) "Wondrous Way of Peerless Orthodox Truth"., 2005.

Daoist Charities?

Posted on 11. Aug, 2010 by Bill Hulet in Questions about Daoism, Charity, Daoism

Does anyone know of any reputable Daoist charities? I give money once in a while and would like to find a charity that I could give some money to to help either the establishment of Daoism in North America or restore it in China. I gave some money a few years back to the Taoist Restoration Society, and I understand it went to help some nuns buy a set of Daoist scriptures. But since then that charity seems to have gone under. Do any of you guys doing fieldwork know of any good NGOs?

I bow to fellow travelers on the Way---Cloudwalking Owl

Kinesisk Filosofi. Den Klassiske Periode

Posted on 10. Aug, 2010 by Nielsen Klaus Bo
Nielsen, Klaus Bo. Kinesisk Filosofi. Den Klassiske Periode., 2003.

The Virtual and the Vacant—Emptiness and Knowledge in Chan and Daoism

Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Allen, Barry. "The Virtual and the Vacant—Emptiness and Knowledge in Chan and Daoism." Journal of Chinese Philosophy 37, no. 3 (2010): 457-471.

The Analects on Death

Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Blakeley, Donald N.. "The Analects on Death." Journal of Chinese Philosophy 37, no. 3 (2010): 397-416.

Introduction: Daoism and Hermeneutics

Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Assandri, Friederike. "Introduction: Daoism and Hermeneutics." Journal of Chinese Philosophy 37, no. 3 (2010): 341-345.

Early Medieval Daoist Texts: Strategies of Reading and Fusion of Horizons

Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by James Miller
Assandri, Friederike. "Early Medieval Daoist Texts: Strategies of Reading and Fusion of Horizons." Journal of Chinese Philosophy 37, no. 3 (2010): 381-396.

The Spirits Are Drunk

Posted on 06. Aug, 2010 by Barnwell Scott
Paper, Jordan. The Spirits Are Drunk In SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture. SUNY, 1995.

Recomposition de l’univers philosophico-religieux chez les jeunes adultes pratiquants d’arts martiaux chinois au Québec. Vers une vision holistique du religieux vécu

Posted on 04. Aug, 2010 by Larochelle Dominic
LaRochelle, Dominic. "Recomposition de l’univers philosophico-religieux chez les jeunes adultes pratiquants d’arts martiaux chinois au Québec. Vers une vision holistique du religieux vécu." In Regard sur… jeunes et religion au Québec , edited by François Gauthier and Jean-Philippe Perreault, 87-100. Analyses et essais. Québec, Canada: INRS / Presses de l’Université Laval, 2008.

Love Unlimited: The Joy and Challenge of Open Relationships

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by stephanwik
Wik, Stephan, and Leonie Linssen. Love Unlimited: The Joy and Challenge of Open Relationships. UK: Findhorn Press, 2010.

Open relationship, polyamory, friends with benefits... Are these the new faces of 21st century relationships? Or are they simply recipes for relationship disaster? In Love Unlimited we follow the stories of 12 couples and individuals who are grappling with the complexities and challenges of “responsible non-monogamy”.

Join the authors as they share the fascinating wisdom found in these stories and in parallel practices from Taoist cultures and ancient texts, and offer respectful, honest options for sustainable partnerships. There are many!

Wudang Mountain and the Modernization of Daoism.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
DeBernardi, Jean. "Wudang Mountain and the Modernization of Daoism." Journal of Daoist Studies 3 (2010): 202-210.

Wu Zhao and the Queen Mother of the West.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
Rothschild, Norman Harry. "Wu Zhao and the Queen Mother of the West." In Journal of Daoist Studies, 29-56. Vol. 3. Three Pines Press, 2010.

The Past, Present, and Future of Daoism.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
"The Past, Present, and Future of Daoism." In Journal of Daoist Studies, 225-226. Vol. 3. Three Pines Press, 2010.

The First International Summit on Laozi and Daoist Culture.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
"The First International Summit on Laozi and Daoist Culture." In Journal of Daoist Studies, 226-228. Vol. 3. Three Pines Press, 2010.

Southeast Early China Roundtable.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
"Southeast Early China Roundtable." In Journal of Daoist Studies, 229. Vol. 3. Three Pines Press, 2010.

Research Projects: Daoist Texts Shared with Tantric Buddhists.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
"Research Projects: Daoist Texts Shared with Tantric Buddhists." Journal of Daoist Studies 3 (2010): 224.

Rescue and Peripateticism -- Comments on Stone Image in the Novel Gao Lao Zhuang.

Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by James Miller
Cao, Ye. "Rescue and Peripateticism -- Comments on Stone Image in the Novel Gao Lao Zhuang." Asian Social Science 6, no. 7 (2010): 12-17.