Buddhist and Taoist Studies I

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1. Buddhist and Taoist Notions of Transcendence: A Study in Philosophical Contrast.  (pages 1-22)Michael Saso
2. Chinese Buddhist Interpretations of the Pure Lands.  (pages 23-54)David W. Chappell
3. Taoist Alchemy: A Sympathetic Approach through Symbols.  (pages 55-78)Thomas Boehmer
4. A Description of the Fa-ch 'ang Ritual as Practiced by the Lu Shan Taoists of Northern Taiwan.  (pages 79-94)John Keupers
5. The P'u-Tu Ritual.  (pages 95-122)Duane Pang
Bibliography of Taoist Studies.  (pages 123-148)Donna Au & Sharon Rowe

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