The Image of the Cosmos in the I Ching: the Yi-globe
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References
DRASNY József: A Ji King elfeledett
világképe – A Ji-gömb (The forgotten worldview of the I Ching – The Yi-globe).
Szenzár Kiadó, Budapest, 2005. (In Hungarian)
Szenzár: A Ji king elfeledett világképe. A Ji-gömb by Drasny József (Summary, in Hungarian)
BAYNES, Cary F.: The I Ching or Book of
Changes. The Richard Wilhelm Translation rendered into English by Cary F.
Baynes. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ. 1997. (First ed.:
Bollingen/Pantheon Books, Inc., NY, 1950.)
BIEDERMANN, Hans: Knaurs Lexikon der
Symbole. Droemer Knaur, München, year n. a.
ELIADE, Mircea: Vallási hiedelmek és
eszmék története. (Histoire des croyances et des idées religieuses).
Transl. by Saly Noémi. Osiris Kiadó, Budapest, 1995. (In Hungarian)
GOVINDA, Lama Anagarika: The Inner
Structure of the I Ching. Wheelwright Press, San Francisco, 1981.
GUÉNON, René: The Symbolism of the Cross. Transl. Angus Macnab. Fourth ed., Sophia Perennis, Hillsdale NY, 2004.
KHANNA, Madhu: Yantra. The Tantric
Symbol of Cosmic Unity. Thames and Hudson, London, 1997.
LAO Tzu, R. B. BLAKNEY (translator): The Way of Life: Tao Te Ching: The Classic Translation. Signet Classics, 2001.
LEGGE, James: The Sacred Books of China.
The Texts of Confucianism. Part II. The Yi King. Translated by James Legge.
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MASPERO, Henri: Az ókori Kína. (La
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VEIT, Ilza: Huang Ti Nei Ching Su
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I Ching. The Wilhelm Lectures on the Book of Changes. Transl. from the German. Princeton University Press, Princeton NJ, 1995.
WILHELM, Hellmut: Heaven, Earth and Man
in the Book Changes. University of Washington Press, Seattle and London, 1997.
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Further readings
BLOFELD, John: I
Ching, the Book of Changes. Arkana, New York, 1991.
HUANG, Alfred: The Complete I Ching.
The Definitive Translation by the Taoist Master Alfred Huang. Inner Traditions,
Rochester, Vermont, 1998.
KARÁTSON Gábor: ji king. A változások
könyve. Fordította és a kommentárokat írta Karátson Gábor. Q.E.D. kiadó, Budapest, év n.
RITSEMA, Richard and KARCHER, Stephen: I
Ching. The Classic Chinese Oracle of Change. The First Complete Translation
with Concordances. Translated by Rudolf Ritsema and Stephen Karcher. Barnes
& Noble Books, New York, 1995.
WILHELM, Richard: I Ging. Das Buch der
Wandlungen. Übersetzt von Richard Wilhelm. Diederichs, München, 1998.
CHOAIN, Jean: The Dao of Chinese Medicin.
Transl. by: Paul F. Volgyesi. 3.8.3 Publishing, Dublin, 1996.
DENG Ming-dao: The Living I Ching. Using Ancient Chinese Wisdom to Shape Your Life. HarperSanFrancisco, 2006.
HAMVAS Béla: Scientia Sacra.
Magvető, Budapest, 1988.
HERTZER, Dominique: Das alte und das
neue Yijing. Die Wandlungen des Buches der Wandlungen. Diederichs, München,
1996.
JUNG, C. G.: Foreword.
In: BAYNES, pp. xxi–xxix.
LIU I-Ming (author) and CLEARY, Thomas
(transl. and editor): The Taoist I Ching. Shambhala, Boston, Ma., 1986.
MARSHALL, S. J.: The Mandate of Heaven: Hidden History in the Book of Changes. London: Curzon Press; New York: Columbia University Press, 2001.
NEEDHAM, Joseph: Science
and Civilization in China. Vol. 2. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1956.
SHAUGHNESSY, Edward L.: I Ching – The
Classic of Changes. Ballantine Books, New York, 1997.
WU, Jing-Nuan (translator): Ling Shu or The Spiritual Pivot. The Taoist Center,
Washington D.C. 2002.
YANG LI: Book of Changes and Traditional
Chinese Medicine. Beijing Science and Technology Press, 1998.
ZHOU Chun-cai (author) and LIU Guang-di (translator): The Illustrated Book of Changes. (In Chinese and English.) Dolphin Books, Beijing, 2006.
External links
Yijing Dao - Calling crane in the shade: by Steve Marshall. A website dedicated to reviews of books and sites on the I Ching, also containing a good many other works of the author.
The YiJing: by Chris Willmot. Everything about the hexagrams: hexagram families, maps, toolkits, etc. and two documents on the subject of biologically inspired intelligent systems
Taoism Directory - Taoism and Taoist Issues: including, among many others, sites with content related to the I Ching or Book of Changes
The I Ching on the Net: by Greg Whincup. Links to I Ching resources on the Internet, and a brief introduction to the I Ching and to Whincup's own translation, Rediscovering the I Ching
Dao House... of discourses and dreams. A compendium of links to great online Daoist (Taoist) resources, including the Yijing (I Ching)
Yijing Algebra: by Dr. Andreas Schröter
I Ching Plus: by C. J. Lofting
The explanation of King Wen’s
order of the 64 hexagrams: by D. H. Van den Berghe
Classical Chinese Combinatorics
: Dr. Richard S. Cook, Jr. (Preview Pages)
Flux Tome (I Ching) Perspective: Dr. Frank R. Kegan
- Link to the English version: The principle of hexagrams’ numbering in the Book of Change
Groups, forums
I Ching with Clarity
: A remarkably many-sided site on the I Ching (Yijing): information, downloads, courses on divination, shared readings, and talks in a most friendly and active community. In all this with Hillary Barrett who "keeps the Well in good repair so you can easily reach the water you need".
Midaughter · MidaughtersIChing /intermediate-advanced:
One of the most active group and forum on the I Ching. "Our focus philosophically is Sung Dynasty I Ching theories and philosophy. We accept the premise that the Yi is primarily an oracle and dedicated to the idea that the Book of Changes will aid all in achieving Tao."
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