Several of the links to web sites other than my own listed in my post Daoism update of 1 October 2010 are defunct, so here is my updated listing to external links, deleting a couple, adding a couple. There are a number of other relevant gateway sites on the web, probably some new ones since my last post. Consult the previous post for internal links, but start with those mentioned at the bottom of this post.
This list begins with some introductions to Daoism (Taoism) proper, and then to specific ideological uses of their concepts, with focus on their political artistic use by Bertolt Brecht.
Taoism Virtual Library
Tao Te Ching - Translation comparison
tao-te-king
Quotations / Zitate (Western thinkers on Laozi / Dàodéjing)
Daoism by Chad Hansen, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Daoist Alchemy in the West: The Esoteric Paradigms by Lee Irwin
Legend of the Origin of the Book Tao-Te-Ching on Lao-Tsu's Road into Exile (1938) by Bertolt Brecht
Peasant Dialectics: Reflections on Brecht's Sketch of a Dilemma by Antony Tatlow
Lao Tzu and the Apaches by Ioan Davies
Brecht's Use of Moism, Confucianism and Taoism in his Me-Ti Fragment by Gaby Divay
Brecht's Way (Brecht between Taoism and Marxism) adapted by David George
On my web site, begin with:
Taoism & the Tao of Bourgeois Philosophy (review of J. J. Clarke, The Tao of the West) by R. Dumain
Walter Benjamin on Bertolt Brecht’s Lao Tzu
This list begins with some introductions to Daoism (Taoism) proper, and then to specific ideological uses of their concepts, with focus on their political artistic use by Bertolt Brecht.
Taoism Virtual Library
Tao Te Ching - Translation comparison
tao-te-king
Quotations / Zitate (Western thinkers on Laozi / Dàodéjing)
Daoism by Chad Hansen, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Daoist Alchemy in the West: The Esoteric Paradigms by Lee Irwin
Legend of the Origin of the Book Tao-Te-Ching on Lao-Tsu's Road into Exile (1938) by Bertolt Brecht
Peasant Dialectics: Reflections on Brecht's Sketch of a Dilemma by Antony Tatlow
Lao Tzu and the Apaches by Ioan Davies
Brecht's Use of Moism, Confucianism and Taoism in his Me-Ti Fragment by Gaby Divay
Brecht's Way (Brecht between Taoism and Marxism) adapted by David George
On my web site, begin with:
Taoism & the Tao of Bourgeois Philosophy (review of J. J. Clarke, The Tao of the West) by R. Dumain
Walter Benjamin on Bertolt Brecht’s Lao Tzu