Scholarly Resources

• The Asian Classics Input Project
• Bibliography on Buddhism and Human Rights (Published in Vol. 2 of the Journal of Buddhist Ethics)
• The British Library / University of Washington Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project
• Buddhism and Medical Ethics: A Bibliographic Introduction (Published in Vol. 2 of the Journal of Buddhist Ethics)
• Bibliography on Buddhist Ethics
• Buddha Mind - Rainbow Body
• Buddhism in America: A Bibliography
• Buddhism in Australia: A Bibliography
• Buddhism in Brazil: A Bibliography
• Buddhism in Europe: An Annotated Bibliography on its Historical Developments and Contemporary State of Affairs
• The Buddhist Monastic Code
• Center for Buddhist Studies (National Taiwan University)
• Chinese Buddhist Electronic Text Association
• Contemporary Buddhism (journal)
• The Dictionary of CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) East Asian Buddhist Technical Terms
• East Asian Buddhist Studies: A Reference Guide
• East Asian Buddhist Studies: A Reference Guide (CJK Version)
• The Electronic Bodhidharma (International Research Institute for Zen Buddhism, Hanazono University, Kyoto, Japan)
• H-Net Buddhism email discussion list.
• The International Association of Buddhist Studies
• Naropa University
• Nobumi Iyanaga's Links for Asian and Buddhist Studies
• Online Burma Library
• Overview of the Electronic Bodhidharma WWW Site
• Rainbow Dharma
• Resources for East Asian Language and Thought Produced by Charles Muller, includes the Digital Dictionary of Buddhism and the CJKV-Enlish Dictionary
• Scholarly Books on Buddhist Ethics and Ethics-Related Topics Published in the 1990s (Published in Vol. 1 of the Journal of Buddhist Ethics)
• Tibetan-English Dictionary of Buddhist Culture
• Tibetan Studies WWW Virtual Library (Australia National University, Australia)
• "The Transformation of Consciousness into Wisdom in the Chinese Consciousness-Only School." Summary of the basic teachings on the subject according to the Cheng Weishi Lun.
• UK Association for Buddhist Studies
• "Verses Delineating the Eight Consciousnesses." Translation of a verse summary of basic teachings by Tripitaka Master Xuanzang.
• WWW Database of Chinese Buddhist Texts
• WWW Virtual Library Asian Studies Page

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