Below is a small selection of print resources that include information about Daoism. You can locate these using the shelf Call No indicated. You will also find more resources by searching the Library Catalogue using your keywords. 

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Kemp, H. P. (2013). The one-stop guide to world religions. Lion Hudson.

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Hanson-Harding, B. (2016). Ancient Chinese religions and beliefs. Rosen Publishing

Lagerwey, J. (2010). China: A Religious State. Hong Kong University Press.

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Kuiper, K. (Ed.). (2011). The culture of China. Britannica Educational Publishing.

Lagerwey, J. (2010). China: A Religious State. Hong Kong University Press.

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Hu, F., & Yan, Z. (2013). The General Theory of Taoism. Paths International Ltd.

 This  book from highlights the significance of Taoism in modern day China, and supplies detailed information covering all aspects of a philosophical and religious tradition which is followed by as many as 400 million people worldwide. Comprehensive and user-friendly, the author outlines the principle theories and categories of Taoism covering each aspect in great detail.

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Laozi. (2008). Daodejing. OUP Oxford.

The Daodejing is the founding text of Daoism, and a fundamental Chinese text that combines philosophy and religion to promote harmony in life for the individual and for society as a whole.

Use your keywords to search the following eResources.

Select the High School Level and search for Daoism

Search the catalogue for appropriate websites or use the websites listed below. If you search the Internet on your own, you will need to evaluate the websites using the CRAAP method.

Alliance of Religions and Conservation. (n.d.). Daoist origins. http://www.arcworld.org/faithsd97e.html?pageID=145

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