Taoism
Edited by Mou Zhongjian. Translated by Pan Junliang and Simone Normand
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Editorial Board
International Advisor: Vincent Goossaert École Pratique des Hautes Études
Table of contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Vincent Goossaert
Taoist Studies: Past and Present: A retrospective and perspective analysis of Taoist studies over a hundred years
Qing Xitai
From Yiqie daojing to Zhonghua daozang—A Retrospective of the Study of the Taoist Textual Heritage
Wang Ka
The Apocryphal Jia Section in Taipingjing Chao 太平经钞 [Excerpts from the Scripture of Great Peace]
Wang Ming
Lao-tzu, the Tao of Lao-tzu, and the Evolution of Taoism ---The Cultural Significance of the “Legend of Lao-tzu Converting the Barbarians 老子化胡说”
Hong Xiuping
Cao Cao and Taoism
Li Gang
The Taoist Concept of the “Six Heavens”
Wang Zongyu
Cheng Xuanying and the study of the Twofold Mystery
Tang Yijie
From the Fundamentals of Philosophical Taoism to the Inner Alchemy of Religious Taoism
Zhang Guangbao
“Follow and Oppose 顺逆” in Taoist Inner Alchemy and Its Contemporary Interpretation
Ge Guolong
Quanzhen School and the Culture of Qilu Region
Mou Zhongjian
The Revival of the Longmen Branch of the Quanzhen School in the Qing Dynasty
Chen Bing
The Impact of the Taoist Morality Book Taiwei xianjun gongguoge 太微仙君功过格 [Register of Merits and Demerits of the Divine Lord of Great Tenuity]
Chen Xia
Abnegating Killing and Cherishing Life
Li Yuanguo
Taoist Philosophy on Environmental Protection
Yin Zhihua
Study of the Medical Elements in Taoist Treatment: The Use of Talismans and Incantations
Gai Jianmin
A Comparative Study of the Ritual of the Three Great Purities, the Taiyi Ritual of Sublimation, and the Doumu Ritual of Sublimation --Similarities and Differences between the Taoist Rituals of the Cantonese Region and of the Jiangnan Region
Chen Yaoting
The Theatrical Character of Taoist Rituals
Liu Zhongyu
Introduction
Vincent Goossaert
Taoist Studies: Past and Present: A retrospective and perspective analysis of Taoist studies over a hundred years
Qing Xitai
From Yiqie daojing to Zhonghua daozang—A Retrospective of the Study of the Taoist Textual Heritage
Wang Ka
The Apocryphal Jia Section in Taipingjing Chao 太平经钞 [Excerpts from the Scripture of Great Peace]
Wang Ming
Lao-tzu, the Tao of Lao-tzu, and the Evolution of Taoism ---The Cultural Significance of the “Legend of Lao-tzu Converting the Barbarians 老子化胡说”
Hong Xiuping
Cao Cao and Taoism
Li Gang
The Taoist Concept of the “Six Heavens”
Wang Zongyu
Cheng Xuanying and the study of the Twofold Mystery
Tang Yijie
From the Fundamentals of Philosophical Taoism to the Inner Alchemy of Religious Taoism
Zhang Guangbao
“Follow and Oppose 顺逆” in Taoist Inner Alchemy and Its Contemporary Interpretation
Ge Guolong
Quanzhen School and the Culture of Qilu Region
Mou Zhongjian
The Revival of the Longmen Branch of the Quanzhen School in the Qing Dynasty
Chen Bing
The Impact of the Taoist Morality Book Taiwei xianjun gongguoge 太微仙君功过格 [Register of Merits and Demerits of the Divine Lord of Great Tenuity]
Chen Xia
Abnegating Killing and Cherishing Life
Li Yuanguo
Taoist Philosophy on Environmental Protection
Yin Zhihua
Study of the Medical Elements in Taoist Treatment: The Use of Talismans and Incantations
Gai Jianmin
A Comparative Study of the Ritual of the Three Great Purities, the Taiyi Ritual of Sublimation, and the Doumu Ritual of Sublimation --Similarities and Differences between the Taoist Rituals of the Cantonese Region and of the Jiangnan Region
Chen Yaoting
The Theatrical Character of Taoist Rituals
Liu Zhongyu
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