Chinese Philosophy
and Religion

Academic book on Chinese religion catering for beginners through to advanced

Links to many websites about eastern philosophy and religion

Papers include classical Chinese philosophy, Neo-Taoism, Chinese Buddhism, Neo-Confucianism, Chinese metaphyics, Chinese aesthetics, Chinese ethics, and Chinese social-political philosophy

Academic papers about Chinese religion and philosophy. Includes Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Tibet and a list of graduate programs in asian philosophy and religion

The I Ching (pron. "ee jing") is a uniquely powerful and beautiful oracle. It brings fresh insights, new light, profound understanding. I Ching consultation service - a comprehensive website

Introduction to Feng Shui and it's relation to Chinese religious culture, plus question and answers, articles and products

Essays, abstracts of conference papers, bibliographies, links to associations of scholars working on Taoism and Chinese religions etc.

Extensive bibliography for the study of Chinese political philosophy

A comprehensive website about Confucius and Confucianism. A biography, an overview of his teachings, a bibliography plus links to other relevant sites

Various scholarly and philosophical information covering alchemy and Feng Shui, Chinese classical texts, Taoism and martial arts, Taoism and modernity and more

Comprehensive website about T'ai Chi Chuan as a physical expression and manifestation of the principles and philosophy of Taoism

Catalog of East Asian studies resources on the internet compiled by McGill University, Montreal, Canada

A sometimes useful distinction can be drawn between religious and philosophical Taoism. This website discusses various "religious" Taoist sects including the Heavenly Masters, Supreme Peace, Mao-shan, Ling-pao and Ch'uan-chen

Prominent figures in Taoism's development after Chuang Tzu (Zhuang Zi) and Lao Tzu (Lao Zi). Includes Yang Hsiung, Wang Ch'ung, Huai-Nan Tzu, Lieh Tzu and Yang Chu

Several English versions and a Chinese version of The Chuang Tzu (Zhuang-zi) plus studies and resources

Free download of James Legge's English translation of the Tao Te Ching (Lao-tzu or Lao Zi)

Instructions for using and interpreting the I Ching (pron. "ee jing"), the ancient Chinese oracle

English translation of the Confucian Analects