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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TAOISM IN EUROPEAN LANGUAGES being compiled by Barry
Howarth, Australian National University, Canberra (e-mail: [email protected]) My
aim is to build up as complete a bibliography of all aspects of Taoism as possible and for
this bibliography to be available to all interested scholars to use as it builds. This is
a rough draft, so please send additions and emendations, which will be acknowledged in any
eventual publication. There does already exist in print a comprehensive bibliography of
Taoism: Walf, Knut. Westliche Taoismus-Bibliographie (WTB) - Western Bibliography of
Taoism. Verlag Die Blaue Eule, Essen, 1992 [first edition reviewed in Philosophy East and
West, 40 (2) April 1990, pp. 262-3].
// Use your find in your broswer to find a particular author, tittle and
topic - Justin Campbell, Taoist Teachings and arts
17 June 1993
// Updated unoffically for this by Justin Campbell 2 July 2000
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