SINGING OF THE SOURCE: NATURE AND GOD IN THE POETRY OF THE CHINESE PAINTER WU LI.
Honolulu: 1993. First printing. 208 pages.
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AN INTRODUCTION TO CHINESE PHILOSOPHY.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008. First printing. Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy Series; 307 pages.
CONFUCIUS AND THE CHINESE CLASSICS: OR, READINGS IN CHINESE LITERATURE.
San Francisco: A. Roman, 1882. Title was loose and has been pasted at its edge onto following page; 432 pages.
CONFUCIUS AND THE CHINESE CLASSICS: OR, READINGS IN CHINESE LITERATURE.
San Francisco: A. Roman, 1867. First edition. Rear signature somewhat loose; 432 pages.
IMAGES OF CHANGE: PAINTINGS ON THE I CHING.
Garden City: Dutton, 1976. First edition. Illustrations by Terry Miller with commentaries by Hale Thatcher; 134 pages.
CHINESE SYMBOLISM AND SUPERSTITION.
No Place: No publisher, 1940. First edition. Small stapled booklet, 4' X 5'; Printed orange card cover; Predates his larger 'Chinese Symbols and Superstitions'; Library of Congress shows a similar booklet dated 1941with the title 'Chinese Symbolsism'; 16 pages.
CHINESE GLEAMS OF SUFI LIGHT.; Wang Tai-yu's 'Great Learning of the Pure and Real' and Liu Chih's 'Displaying the Concealment of the Real Realm together with a new translation of Jami's Lawa-ih from the Persian by William C. Chittick
Albany: SUNY, 2000. First edition. 264 pages.
A MAN OF ZEN: THE RECORDED SAYINGS OF LAYMAN P'ANG: A NINTH-CENTURY ZEN CLASSIC.
New York: Weatherhill, 1976. Translated by Ruth Fuller Sasaki, Yoshitaka Iriya, & Dana R. Fraser; 109 pages.
THE ORCHID BOAT: WOMEN POETS OF CHINA.
New York: McGraw-Hill, 1972. First edition. Translated and Edited by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung; 150 pages.
SELECTED POEMS OF SU TUNG-P'O.
Copper Canyon, 1994. Second Impression. 145 pages.
POEMS.
Rutland: Tuttle, 1963. Fifth printing. Presentation copy signed by one of the translators, Mr. Walmsley; Translated by Chang Yin-nan and Lewis C. Walmsley; 159 pages.
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