学刊 | Journal of Daoist Studies 第1-11期目录

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特别感谢科恩教授（Livia Kohn，又译孔丽维）的授权，允许本号推送 Journal of Daoist Studies的英文目录。本文包括JDS的前两大部分，即『论文』与『论坛』。

刊物简介

刊名：Journal of Daoist Studies《道教研究学刊》

ISSN: 1941-5524

Facilitators 主持人:

Livia Kohn 科恩（孔丽维）

James Miller 苗建时

Robin Wang 王蓉蓉

Introduction 刊物介绍

The Journal of Daoist Studies (JDS) is an annual publication dedicated to the scholarly exploration of Daoism in all its different dimensions. Each issue has three main parts: Academic Articles on history, philosophy, art, society, and more (limit 8,500 words); Forum on Contemporary Practice on issues of current activities both in China and other parts of the world (limit 5000 words); and News of the Field, presenting publications, dissertations, conferences, and websites.

《道教研究学刊》是一本年刊，旨在对道教展开全方位地学术探索。每期包括三大部分：第一，学术论文（限8500字），探讨道教历史、哲学、艺术、社会等议题；第二，当代论坛（限5000字），探讨当代道教在中国和世界其它地区的活动；第三，新闻资讯，介绍出版物、论文、会议及网站等。

Submissions 投稿方式

To make a submission, please contact us at [e-mail].

Articles are reviewed by two anonymous readers and accepted after approval. A model file with editorial instructions is available upon request. Deadline for articles is September 1 for publication in February of the following year.

投稿请发邮件至 [e-mail] 。文章将由两位匿名评委评审，审阅通过后会被采用。如有需求，可提供一份带有编辑说明的样本文件。文章截止日期为当年9月1日，将于来年2月出版。

Orders 订阅方式

Printed Paperback: US $25 plus S & H www.threepinespress.com

Download PDF File: US $15 www.lulu.com

Volume 1, 2008

Articles

Friederike Assandri

Laozi’s Eclipse and Comeback: The Narrative Frame of the Benji jing  1-27

Stephen Eskildsen

Do Immortals Kill? The Controversy Surrounding Lü Dongbin  28-66

Louis Komjathy

Mapping the Daoist Body, Part One: The Neijing tu in History  67-92

Robert Santee

Stress Management and the Zhuangzi  93-123

James D. Sellmann

Establishing the Altar: The Realized Writ of the Announcement Rite in the Grand Jiao  124-141

Forum

Xun Liu

Profile of a Quanzhen Doctor: Abbot Huang Zongsheng of Wuhan’s Monastery of Eternal Spring  145-160

Scott P. Phillips

Portrait of an American Daoist: Charles Belyea / Liu Ming  161-176

Robin R. Wang

Daoists on the Southern Marchmount  177-180

Michael Rinaldini

How I Became a Daoist Priest  181-187

Livia Kohn

Grand Offering in Hong Kong  188-191

Elijah Siegler

Field Notes: Taoist Tai Chi Society & Fung Loy Kok Temple  192-104

Michael Winn

Daoist Neidan: Lineage and Secrecy Challenges for Western Adepts  195-199

Volume 2, 2009

Articles

Taehyun Kim

Reading Zhuangzi Eco-Philosophically  1-31

Shawn Arthur

Eating Your Way to Immortality: Early Daoist Self-Cultivation Diets  32-63

Louis Komjathy

Mapping the Daoist Body, Part Two: The Text of the Neijing Tu  64-108

Volker Olles

Lord Lao’s Mountain: From Celestial Master Daoism to Contemporary Daoist Practice  109-136

Wan-Li Ho

Daoist Nuns in Taiwan: A Case Study of the Gaoxiong Daode yuan  137-164

Forum 

Harrison Moretz

The Dao Is Not for Sale 道是不賣的  167-176

Michael Winn

Daoist Methods of Dissolving the Heart-Mind  177-184

Charlotte Furth

Exploring Daoist Women’s Meditation  185-192

Yang Lizhi, Todd Stoll, Chen Mei

Mt. Wudang and Daoism  193-196

Brian L. Kennedy, Elizabeth Nai-Jia Guo

Taiwanese Daoist Temple Parades and their Martial Motifs  197-209

Volume 3, 2010

Articles

Alan K. L. Chan

Affectivity and the Nature of the Sage: Gleanings from A Tang Daoist Master  1-27

Norman Harry Rothschild

Wu Zhao and the Queen Mother of the West  29-56

Shih-Shan Susan Huang

Daoist Imagery of Body and Cosmos, Part 1: Body Gods and Starry Travel  57-90

Kenneth R. Robinson

Daoist Geographies in Three Korean World Maps  91-116

Adeline Herrou

A Day in the Life of Daoist Monk  117-148

Forum

Elliot Cohen

Psychology and Daoism: Resisting Psychologization—Assisting Dialogue  151-162

Seth Harter

Practice in the Classroom: To Taiji or Not to Taiji  163-176

Mark Johnson

Ni Hua-Ching’s Americanization of the “Eternal Breath of Dao”  177-186

Elena Valussi

Women’s Qigong in America: Tradition, Adaptation, and New Trends  187-201

Jean DeBernardi

Wudang Mountain and the Modernization of Daoism  202-210

Volume 4, 2011

Articles

Jeongsoo Shin

From Paradise to Garden: The Construction of Penglai and Xuanpu  1-31

Shih-Shan Susan Huang
Daoist Imagery of Body and Cosmos, Part 2: Body Worms and Internal Alchemy  32-62

Stephen Jackowicz

Daoist Incantations for Acupuncture  63-79

M. Cristina Zaccarini

Daoist-inspired Healing in Daily Life: Lü Dongbin and the Multifaceted Roles of Chinese Barbers  80-103

Georges Favraud

A Daoist Career in Modern China: Wang Xin’an of the Southern Peak  104-135

Mary I. Bockover

Daoism, Ethics, and Faith: The Invisible “Goodness” of Life  139-153

Bill Hulet

Daoism in the West: Following Buddhist and Christian Models?  154-161

Imke Bock-Möbius

Daoism and Entirety in Quantum Physics  162-174

Forum 

Mary Kay Ryan

Infusing Chinese Medicine with Spirit: Daoism, Shamanism, & Chinese Medicine in the Modern World  175-189

Rita Egizii

Daoist Principles As a Solution for Sustainable Business  190-201

Suzanne Cahill

What to Fear and How to Protect Yourself: Daoism and Hong Kong Horror Movies  202-218

Volume 5, 2012

Articles

Jennifer Lundin Ritchie

Guodian Laozi and Taiyi Sheng Shui: A Cognitive Science Reading  1-30

Lucas Weiss

Rectifying the Deep Structures of the Earth: Sima Chengzhen and the Standardization of Daoist Sacred Geography in the Tang  31-60

Paul Crowe

Nature, Motion, and Stillness: Li Daochun’s Vision of the Three Teachings  61-88

Ian Johnson

Two Sides of a Mountain: The Modern Transformation of Maoshan  89-116

Bede Benjamin Bidlack

Alchemy and Martial Arts: Wang Yannian’s Gold Mountain Daoism  117-138

Forum

Yves Réquéna

The Biochemistry of Internal Alchemy: Decapitating the Red Dragon  141-152

Dylan Bolles, Lynette Hunter

Scoring Daoist Energy: A Rhetoric of Collaboration  153-168

Felix Breuer

Feldenkrais’ Spontaneous Action and Laozi’s Wuwei  169-183

Patricia Eichenbaum Karetzky

Daoist Themes by Female Artists  184-201

Sung-Hae Kim

The Gourd of Small Penglai: Environmental Ethics in Quanzhen Poetry  202-220

Volume 6, 2013

Articles

Galia Dor

The Chinese Gate: A Unique Void for Inner Transformation  1-28

Mihwa Choi

Materializing Salvation: A Liturgical Program and Its Agenda  29-57

Elmar Oberfrank

Secretly Transmitted Direct Pointers to the Great Elixir  58-92

Daniel M. Murray, James Miller

The Daoist Society of Brazil and the Globalization of Orthodox Unity Daoism  93-114

Xu Liying

Daoist Temples in Modern City Life: The Singapore City God Temple  115-142

Forum 

Sharon Small

New Visions of the Zhuangzi  145-160

Michael M. Tophoff

Daoist Principles in the Martial Arts: Their Relevance for Illness Prevention  161-175

Adam D. Frank

Enacting a Daoist Aesthetic through Taiji quan Training  176-192

Gerhard Milbrat, Knut Gollenbeck

Daoist Cultivation in the Zhongnan Mountains  193-202

Steve Jackowicz

Om Mani Padme Hum in Daoist Revision  203-210

Jeanne White

Flowing in Life with the Yijing  211-220

Volume 7, 2014

Articles

Paul D’Ambrosio

Blending Dao: An Analysis of Images in the Daode jing  1-26

Thomas E. Smith

The Many Faces of Master Redpine  27-60

David Boyd

The “Other” Dao in Town: Early Lingbao Polemics on Shangqing  61-87

Paul Crowe

Dao Learning and the Golden Elixir: Shared Paths to Perfection  88-116

Paul Van Enckevort

The Three Treasures: An Enquiry into the Writings of Wu Shouyang  117-145

Forum

Eske J. Møllgaard

Sage-Knowledge and Equality in the Zhuangzi  147-162

E. Leslie Williams

Becoming One with the Dao: Meditation in Daode jing and Dōgen  163-178

Kenneth S. Cohen

Spirit and Life in Balance: Zhao Bichen’s Lasting Influence on Qigong and the Martial Arts  179-194

Ju Keyi, Lü Xianlong, Denis Mair

Tiandi jiao: The Daoist Connection  195-212

Christopher Cott

Interviewing Daoist Masters: A Reality Check  213-225

Martin Schönfeld

Laozi and the New Green Paradigm  226-241

Volume 8, 2015

Articles

Paul Fischer

The Creation of Daoism  1-23

Thomas Michael

Ge Hong’s Xian: Private Hermits and Public Alchemists  24-51

Ping Yao

Changing Views on Sexuality in Early and Medieval China  52-68

Patricia Eichenbaum Karetzky

The Transformations of Xuanwu/Zhenwu  69-95

Guo Wu

The Record of Purity and Brightness: Versions and Contents  96-111

Lai Chi-Tim

The Cult of Spirit-Writing in the Qing: The Daoist Dimension  112-133

Forum

Livia Kohn

The Inspirational Laozi: Poetry, Business, and the Blues  137-151

David Mclachlan Jeffrey

Daoist Wisdom for Teachers: A Diary Study  152-164

Brian Hoffert

Beyond Life and Death: Zhuangzi’s Great Awakening  165-178

Denis Mair

A Storehouse of Changes  179-192

Hirsh Diamant, Steve Jackowicz

Daoist Martial Alchemy: The Yijin jing at the Tongbai Gong  193-203

Michael Saso

The Daoist Jiao Celebration  204-211

Volume 9, 2016

Articles

Erica Brindley

Spontaneous Arising: Creative Change in the Hengxian  1-17

Steven Burik

Comparative Resources: Continental Philosophy and Daoism  18-48

Friederike Assandri

Stealing Words: Intellectual Property in Medieval China  49-72

Shu-Wei Hsieh

Possession and Ritual: Daoist and Popular Healing in Taiwan  73-100

Georges Favraud

Immortals’ Medicine: Daoist Healers and Social Change  101-120

Marnix Wells

Daoism Not as We Know It  121-136

Forum

Scott Park Phillips, Daniel Mroz

Daoyin Reimagined: A Comparison of Three Embodied Traditions  139-158

Andrew Colvin

Nonaction and the Art of Blending: Daoist Principles in Aikido  159-172

David Hessler

Teaching with Dao  173-184

Avery Morrow

How Not To Be Thinged By Things  185-193

Yanxia Zhao

Daoist Longevity and the Aging Society  194-209

Volume 10, 2017

Articles

Yumin Ao, Ulrich Steinvorth

Zhuangzi and Wittgenstein on the Self  1-4

Thomas E. Smith

Xu Mi’s Network: A Different Perspective on Early Higher Clarity Daoism  15-48

Patricia Eichenbaum Karetzky

The Formation of a Daoist Pictorial Iconography in the Tang: New Images from the Longmen Caves  49-69

Shih-shan Susan Huang

Daoist Seals: Part 1: Activation and Fashioning  70-101

Ekaterina Zavidovskaia

Daoist Ritual Manuals in Vietnam: Activating Stars and Trigrams  102-126

Forum

John Leonard

Daoist Literary Criticism  129-136

Esmaeil Radpour

Daoist Views of the Dream State  137-148

Wang Xiaoyang, Bao Yan

Ways to Immortality: In Popular and Daoist Tales  149-156

Steve Jackowicz

Physics, Physicality, and Physiology: The Foundation of Daoist Self-Cultivation  157-163

Ron Catabia

Daoism and Peace Psychology  164-178

Livia Kohn

The American Transformation of Daoist Cultivation  179-195

Wei Yanli

The Caishan Goddess Temple: Then and Now  196-210

Volume 11, 2018

Sharon Y. Small

A Daoist Exploration of Shenming  1-20

Gabriele Libera

Losing What "Me"?: An Existentialist Look at the Ego in the Zhuangzi  21-45

Shih-Shan Susa Huang

Daoist Seals, Part 2: Classifying Different Types  46-82

Ilia Mozias

Immortals and Alchemists: Spirit-Writing and Self-Cultivation in Ming Daoism  83-107

Ekaterina Zavidovskaia

Daoist Ritual Manuals in Vietnam: Self-Cultivation, Cosmic Steps, and Healing Talismans  108-134

Ashley South

Daoism and Peacebuilding: Toward an Agenda for Research and Practice  137-152

Jeffrey Meyer

A Call to China: Daoism in Modern American Fiction  153-164

Yunrou

YIN: A Love Story: Daoist Fiction by a Taiji Master  165-176

Ron Catabia

Dantian Cultivation and the Hard Problem of Consciousness  177-192

Şerban Toader

A Romanian Spiritual Seeker's Growth: From SciFi Readings to Neidan  193-206

Donald D. Davis

Meditation, Taijiquan and Qigong: Evidence for Their Impact on Health and Longevity  207-230

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