Philosophy and Religion

General
- General
- Society for the Study of Chinese Religions
- Association of Chinese Philosophers in North America (ACPA)
- International Society for Chinese Philosophy ("ISCP")
- International Society for Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Philosophy
- Essential Readings on Chinese Philosophy (Compiled by Bryan W. Van Norden)
- Logic and Language in Ancient China: A survey of Contemporary Studies (by Raul Corazzon)
- Sagesource: Translations and publications by Gary Arbuckle
- Official and Popular Religion
- Ancient Chinese Civilization: Bibliography of Materials in Western Languages, by Paul R. Goldin
- On-line bibliography of Chinese publications about the Classics
- Search for Chinese language scholarly articles about Han thinkers 1912-2001
- Principal Translations of the Thirteen Classics into Western Languages(collected by Paul R. Goldin, UPenn.)
- Western language studies of Chinese philosophy - please refer to on-line edition of Journal of Chinese Philosophy, nos. 1-2, 2001

Pre Imperial
- Database of Early Chinese Manuscripts By Enno Giele through Early China site
- A Bibliography of Materials Pertaining to the Guodian and Shanghai Museum Manuscripts by Paul R. Goldin via Early China site
- The Classical Chinese Philosophy Page by the late John Knoblock

Confucianism
- On-line Resources
- Confucius 2000 PRC site in simplified characters, contains Confucian texts and selected articles about Confucius, the Lunyu as well as publications about Chinese philosophy, Classical texts, etc
- China's Confucian Network In Chinese, maintained by Sichuan university; on-line publications; introduction to major "Confucian" topics, personal data.
- On-line bibliography of Chinese publications about the Classics
- Search for Chinese articles about the Classics 1912-1997
- Translated Original Texts
- "Lunyu" translated into several languages with Chinese text
- Translation of Selected Passages from the Mengzi (Mencius) by Bryan W. Van Norden version of October 14, 1997
- Translations of the Four Books, Laozi and Zhuangzi by Legge
- To Become a Sage: The essence of Neo-Confucian It is a fully searchable text; a translation of Ten Diagrams on Sage Learning by Yi T'oegye [1501-1570]. Translated, with extensive annotation and commentary, By Michael C. Kalton.Published by Columbia University Press, 1988
- On-line Articles and Publications
- The First Neo-Confucianism An Introduction to Yang Hsiung's "Canon Of Supreme Mystery" (T'ai Hsuan Ching, Ca. 4 B.C.) (by Michael Nylan and Nathan Sivin)
- Dong Zhongshu and "Chunqiu Fanlu" (selected studies by Gary Arbuckle)
- "Confucius" (By Jeffrey Riegel, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Mencius" (By Kwong Loi Shun, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Neo-Confucian Philosophy" (by John H. Berthrong, from the "Internet
  Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- Zhang Zai (By David Elstein, from the "Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Wang Yangming" (By Kim Youngmin, from the "Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy")

Daoism
- On-line Resources
- The Golden Elixir
- Daoist Resources on Confucius2000 site
  (PRC site in simplified characters, contains Daoist texts and relevant articles, deals mostly with Laozi and Zhuangzi, but also contains publications about Xuan xue Neo-Daoism
- Research Guide to Daoist Studies (Livia Kohn, Boston University)
- Zhengtong Daozang (Minglong gong, Taiperi) [new 22.03.2010]
- Daoism WWW Virtual Library Site contents
  Includes: Introductions to Daoism; Laozi; Zhuangzi; Yi jing; Fengshui (Geomancy arts); Sunzi ;Confucianism and Buddhism; Daoism and Chinese Philosophy; Daoism and Alchemy; Daoism and Martial Arts; Daoism and Modernity; Chinese Language and Culture; Commercial Ventures; Other Information Sources; Quick Links. The site is edited by: Dr Gene Thursby (gthursby@religion.ufl.edu), University of Florida., USA
- The Daoist iconography Project, The University of Hawaii at Manoa [new 22.03.2010]
- Translated Original Texts
- Translations of the Four Books, Laozi and Zhuangzi by Legge
- The Tao Te Ching (Dao De jing) by Lao Tzu (Laozi) Translated by D.C. Lau (1963)
- "Complete Works Of Chuang Tzu" by Burton Watson
- On-Line Articles and Publications
- "Daoism/Taoism" (by Chad Hansen, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Laozi" (by Alan Chan, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Zhuangzi" (by Harold Roth, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Wang Bi" (by Ronnie Littlejohn, from the "Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Ge Hong" (by Keith Knapp, from the "Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- Daoism and Science (by Nathan Sivin; From Medicine, Philosophy and Religion in Ancient China. [Variorum, 1995], ch. VII

Mozi, Legalists and the School of Names
- Mozi
- The Ethical and Political Works of Motse [Mozi] Electronic republication of the translation by W. P. Mei London: Probsthain, 1929 with modernized romanization and added notes
- "Mohism" (by Chris Fraser, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "Mohist canons" (by Chris Fraser, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- Legalists
- "The Book of Lord Shang", (Shang jun shu), Translated by J.J.-L Duyvendak (1889-1954)(full text available from the collection « Les classiques des sciences sociales» maintained by l’Université du Québec à Chicoutimi).
- The School of Names
- "School of Names" (By Chris Fraser, from the "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy")
- "The Chinese Sophists" by Alfred Forke (1867-1944) (full text available from the collection « Les classiques des sciences sociales» maintained by l’Université du Québec à Chicoutimi).

Buddhism
- General
- WWW Database of Chinese Buddhist Texts
  Comprehensive list of Chinese Buddhist texts. It currently contains 4375 texts by 1349 authors and makes available all texts contained in the following collections or catalogues and provides convenient cross references among sources of information:
  1.Taishoo Shinsh Daizפkyפ; 2.Tripitaka Koreana; 3.Dainippon Zokuzפkyפ; 4. 'A catalogue of the Chinese translation of the Buddhist Tripitaka' by Bunyiu Nanjio, Oxford 1883.
- Buddhist Studies: WWW Virtual Library.
  This document keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Buddhism and Buddhist studies. Maintained by Australia National University:
  Buddhism - General, Nichiren, Pure Land, Theravada, Vajrayana, Yogacara, Zen - Chan - Son, Buddhism Gopher & FTP Resources, Buddhism & Buddhist Studies databases, Miscellaneous Buddhist Studies Resources, Buddhism/Buddhist Electronic Newsletters & Journals, Buddhist Organizations
- Chinese Buddhist Electronic Text Association CBETA
- Composite Index of East Asian Buddhist Lexicographical Sources
- Digital Dictionary of Buddhism
- Electronic Buddhist Text Initiative EBTI
- Fo jing san lun Three Treatises of Buddhist Canon
- UCLA Guide to East Asian Buddhist Studies: Reference Works
  prepared by Robert Buswell and William Bodeford, UCLA, EALC.
- International Dunhuang Project IDP
- Digital Buddhist Library and Museum - Comprehensive Cyberspace for Buddhist Studies
  Center for Buddhist Studies, National Taiwan University Chung-Hwa Institute of Buddhist Studies, Dharma Drum Mountain
- The International Association of Buddhist Studies IABS
- Dunhuang Academy China
- Bibliography: Women and the female in Buddhism
- "Seng Zhao" (by Jeffrey Dippmann, from the "Internet Encyclopedia of hilosophy")
- On-Line Articles and Publications
- Buddhism - an Introduction by John C. Powers