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A Beginner’s Guide to Translating Daoist Scriptures

Daoism [also spelled “Taoism”] is the only organized religion ever to have arisen in China. It is commonly known as the “religion of immortality” because followers hoped to merge their bodies with the Dao, the basic life-force of the universe. Recent scholars have made tremendous advances in studying the contents and organization of Daoist scriptures. There have already been a handful of bibliographies detailing the scholarship about the history and contemporary Daoism (see below). The following list of articles and books is focuses on providing a short list of basic resources intended to assist translating Daoist scriptures into English. Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to Translating Daoist Scriptures

A Beginner’s Guide to the Academic Study of History of Chinese Medicine

Here are some resources for getting started in the study of Chinese medical history. This page will be updated on a periodic basis, so feel free to suggest any additions via email or Facebook. The date above reflects the last time this page was modified. Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to the Academic Study of History of Chinese Medicine