A Yijing Bibliography
Version 07.3
The following entries each
contributed in some way to the research for this
work. Those entries highlighted in bold were the most useful or were sources for
important new ideas. A
few of the Modernist scholars have been included in this
category for the detail of their
scholarship and the number of interesting windows
they have opened onto old problems,
but this does not constitute an endorsement
of their translations. Other
entries may be noted for their strengths or weaknesses.
Articles and academic papers are
not rated. Some newer books are listed in the
“Short List” at the
end. See also Links on the website.
Acknowledgements: Much thanks and gratitude to those who have
given
me such valued feedback, constructive criticism
and encouragement (even for the
advice I was too stubborn to take) and
especially to Hilary Barrett, Pedro Batista,
Raul G’Acha, Angel Herrero, LiSe Heyboer,
Denis Mair, Steve Marshall, Fred
Neeser, Lorraine Patsco, Mondo Secter, and the
late Larry (Mo4) Moore.
Adler, Joseph A., trans; written by Zhuxi Introduction
to the Study of the Classic
of Change (I-hsüeh
ch'i-meng). NY: Global
Scholarly Publications, 2002.
Albertson, Edward. The Complete I Ching for
the Millions. Los Angeles, CA:
Sherbourne Press, 1969.
Anthony, Carol K. A Guide to the I Ching. Stow, MA: Anthony Publishing Co.,
1980. Revised and Enlarged 1988.
_____The Philosophy of the I Ching. Stow, MA: Anthony Publishing Co., 1981.
Arcarti, Kristyna. I Ching for Beginners. Great Britain: Hodder & Stoughton,
1994.
Baggot, Andy. Teach Yourself I Ching. Chicago, IL: NTC/Contemporary Pub.,
1999.
Balkin, Jack M. The Laws of Change: I Ching
and the Philosophy of Life.
NY:
Schocken Books, 2002.
Benjamin, William James. "System I Ching:
Being an Essay on the Constitution
and Compositon of the Book of
Changes." Wondo Publications, 1974.
Birdwhistell, Anne D. Transition to
Neo-Confucianism: Shao Yung on
Knowledge and Symbols of
Reality. Stanford, CA: Stanford University
Press, 1989.
Blofeld, John. I Ching, The Book of
Change. NY: E.P. Dutton & Sons, 1965.
_____I Ching - O Livro das Transmutacoes. Tr. Ronaldo Sergio de Biasi. Rio
de Jaineiro, BR: Nova Era, 1996.
Bonnershaw, Asa. I Ching, The Book of
Changes. Santa Barbara, CA:
Bandanna
Books, 1986.
Brennan, J.H. The Magical I Ching. St Paul, MN: Llewellyn Pub., 2000.
Britto, Ely. I Ching: Um Novo Ponto De Vista. Sao Paulo: Editora Cultrix, 1994.
Bullock, Raymond R. Guide to I Ching. London: Caxton Editions, 2000.
Cammann, Schuyler. "Some Early Chinese
Symbols of Duality." History of
Religions. 24:3 (1985): 215-254. Hetu & Loshu
evolution.
_____"The Eight Trigrams: Variants and
Their Uses." History of Religions.
29:4 (1990): 301-17.
Carus, Paul. Chinese Astrology: Early
Chinese Occultism. LaSalle,
IL: Open
Court, 1974.
Chan Chiu Ming. Book of Changes: An
Interpretation for the Modern Age.
Singapore: Asiapac, 1997.
Chu, W.K. and W.A. Sherrill. The Astrology
of I Ching. London: Arkana,
1976.
Chung, Chang-Soo. I Ching on Man and
Society: An Exploration into Its
Theoretical Implications in
Social Sciences. NY:
University Press of
America, 2001.
Chung Wu. The Essentials of the Yi Jing: Translated,
Annotated, and With an
Introduction and Notes. St. Paul, MN: Paragon House, 2003.
Cleary, Thomas. The Taoist I Ching. Boston: Shambhala, 1986. Translation of
commentary by Liu I-ming, 1796.
_____The Buddhist I Ching. Boston: Shambhala, 1987. Translation of commen-
tary by Chih-hsu Ou-i,
1599-1655.
_____I Ching: The Tao of Organization. Boston: Shambhala, 1988. Translation
of commentary by Cheng I,
1033-1108.
_____I Ching Mandalas: A Program of Study
for the Book of Changes.
Boston:
Shambhala, 1989.
_____I Ching: The Book of Changes. Boston: Shambhala, 1992.
Covello, Edward M. "Symbolization of Conscious
States in the I Ching: A
Quantitative Study." Journal
of Altered States of Consciousness. 3:2
(1977-78): 111-129.
Crowley, Aleister. The Book of Changes. San Francisco: Level Press, 1972.
Mostly wide of the mark but an
occasional good idea.
_____The Book of Thoth. Berkeley, CA: Shambhala, 1969.
_____The Qabalah of Aleister Crowley:
Gematria, Seven Seven Seven, Sepher
Sephiroth. NY: Samuel Weiser, 1973.
Curzi, Valter. I Ching: El Oraculo Chino. Barcelona: Ediciones Martinez Roca,
1997.
Damian-Knight, Guy. Karma and Destiny in the
I Ching. London: Arkana, 1987.
_____The I Ching on Business and Decision
Making. London: Century, 1986.
_____The I Ching on Love. Poole, Dorset: Blanford Press, 1984.
Davis, Nan. "I Ching and the Eightfold
Path: The Eight Essential Hexagrams
& the Buddhist Eightfold
Path." I Ching Newsletter
(Summer, 1980): 3-6.
Dhiegh, Khigh Alx. I Ching: Taoist Book of
Days. NY: Ballantine Books,
1979.
Was published as an annual
calendar 1975-1981.
_____The Eleventh Wing: An Exposition of the
Dynamics of I Ching for Now.
NY: Dell Publishing Co., 1973.
Douglas, Alfred. How to Consult the I Ching. NY: Berkeley Medallion Books,
1971.
Eberhard, Wolfram. A Dictionary of Chinese
Symbols. NY: Routledge &
Kegan
Paul, 1986.
Fendos, George Jr. “Fei Chih’s
Place in the Development of I-Ching
Studies.” Ph.D. dissertation in Chinese Studies:
University of Wisconsin,
Madison, WI: 1988. History,
Early Zhou through Early Han.
de Fancourt, William. Warp and Weft: In Search of the I Ching. UK: Capall
Bann Pub., 1997.
Feng, Gia-Fu and Jerome Kirk. Tai Chi, A Way
of Centering and I Ching.
London: Collier, 1970. Groovy,
has charisma. not a bad translation.
Fleming, Jess. "Philosophical Counseling
and the I Ching." Journal
of Chinese
Philosophy. 23:3 (September, 1996): 299-320.
Fu You-de. Yijing Text and
Annotated Translation. Last known URL:
http://zhouyi.sdu.edu.cn/english/newsxitong/Yijing/200637183552.htm
Gardner, Martin. “Mathematical Games: The
Combinatorial Basis of the I Ching,
the Chinese Book of Divination
and Wisdom.” Scientific American. 230:1
(January, 1974): 109-13.
Probabilities of divination methods.
Gill, Richard. I Ching: The Little Book That
Tells The Truth. London: The
Aquarian Press, 1993.
Goodman, Howard. “Exegetes and Exegeses
of the Book of Changes in the 3rd
Century AD: Historical and
Scholastic Contexts for Wang Pi.” Ph.D.
Dissertation in East Asian
Studies: Princeton University, 1985.
Gotshalk, Richard. Divination, Order and the
Zhouyi. Lanham, MD: University
Press of America, 1999.
Modernist; much too loose with emendations.
Govinda, Lama Anagarika. The Inner Structure
of the I Ching, the Book of
Transformations. San Francisco: Wheelwright Press, 1981.
Graham, A.C. Yin-Yang and the Nature of
Correlative Thinking. Singapore:
Institute of East Asian
Philosophies (Occasional Paper and Monograph
Series No. 6), 1986.
Graham, Charles M. The Concept of Cycle in
Modern Science, Astrology and I
Ching. Green Bay, WI: Cambridge Circle, Ltd., 1976.
59pp booklet.
Hacker, Edward. The I Ching Handbook. Brookline, MA: Paradigm
Publications, 1993.
Hacker, Edward, Steve Moore and Lorraine
Patsco. I Ching: An Annotated
Bibliography. NY: Routledge, 2002. Much more comprehensive
and
descriptive than this
bibliography.
Hamerslough, Bruce F. The I Ching Manual. Self-published, 1985. Credit due
for noticing both the Zhi Gua
and the Fan Yao dimensions.
Harvard-Yenching Institute. A Concordance
to Yi Ching (Zhou Yi Yin De).
Sinological
Index Series, Supplement No. 10. Peiping: Harvard-
Yenching
Institute, 1935. Reprint Taipei: Ch’eng-wen Pub. Co., 1966
Hatcher, Bradford. The Book of Changes (Yi
Jing, I Ching, Zhou Yi) Word For
Word. Two Literal English
Translations (One Basic, One Advanced) and
a Pinyin Transcription. 2 Volumes. Ridgway, CO: Self-published, 1999.
_____I Ching: The Rogue Commentaries. Self-published, 1977. Written back
when he still thought he could
translate from the English.
Heyboer, LiSe. Yi Jing, Book of the Moon. A work in progress, translation and
commentary published online.
Copyright 1999-2003. Last known URL:
http://www.yijing.nl/i_ching/index.html
Holden, Maxine. "The Ways of Therapy with
the I Ching." M.A. Thesis, Antioch
University, 1983.
Hook, Diana ffarington. The I Ching and
Mankind. Boston: Routledge
& Kegan
Paul, 1975.
_____The I Ching and You. London: Arkana, 1988.
_____The I Ching and its Associations. Great Britain: Arkana, 1992.
Hsu, F.C. trans. Chow Tun Yi (Zhou Dunyi). The Book of Universality: A
Supplement to the Book of
Changes. Pondicherry, India:
Sri Aurobindo
Ashram Pub. Dept., 1979.
Huang, Alfred. The Complete I Ching. Rochester, VT: Inner Traditions, 1998.
_____The Numerology of the I Ching: A
Sourcebook of Symbols, Structures
and Traditional Wisdom. Rochester, VT: Inner Traditions, 2000.
Huang, Kerson and Rosemary Huang. The I Ching. NY: Workman Publishing,
1987.
Hulse, David Allen. The Key of It All. St Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications, 1993.
Javery, Cyrille. Understanding the I Ching. Boston: Shambhala, 1997.
Jou, Tsung Hua. The Tao of I Ching: Way to
Divination. Taiwan: Tai Chi
Foundation, 1984.
Karcher, Stephen. The Elements of the I
Ching. Rockport, MA: Element,
1995.
_____How To Use the I Ching. Rockport, MA: Element, 1997.
_____Ta Chuan: The Great Treatise. NY: St. Martin's Press, 2000.
_____Total I Ching: Myths for Change. London: Time-Warner Books, 2003.
Kaser, R.T. I Ching in Ten Minutes. NY: Avon, 1994.
Kegan, Frank R. I Ching Primer. Chicago: The Aries Press, 1979. Interesting
analysis of line position
meanings.
Kleinjans, Everett. I Ching: Book of
Symbolic Communication.
Singapore:
Institute of East Asian
Philosophies (Occasional Paper and Monograph
Series No. 16), 1989.
Koh Kok Kiang. The I Ching: An Illustrated
Guide to the Chinese Art of
Divination. Singapore: Asiapac, 1993. Cartoon version.
Kunst, Richard Alan. “The Original Yijing: A Text, Phonetic Transcription,
Translation and Indexes, with
Sample Glosses.” Ph.D.
dissertation in
Oriental Languages: University
of California at Berkeley, 1985. The most
useful of the modernists. His
unpublished working notes may still be
available: see the Links
section.
de Lacouperie, Terrien. The Oldest Book of
the Chinese (The Yh King), and its
Authors. Vol.1: History and
Method. London: D.Nutt, 1892.
Available as a
pdf at Google Books.
Lee, Jung Young. The Principle of Changes:
Understanding the I Ching. New
Hyde Park, NY: University Books,
1971.
_____The I Ching and Modern Man. Secaucus, NJ: University Books, 1975.
Legge, James, tr. The I Ching. NY: Dover, 1963.
_____I Ching: O Livro das Mutacoes. Tr. E. Peixoto de Souza e Maria Judith
Martins. Curitiba, Br: Hemus
Livraria, 2000.
_____Chu and Winberg Chai, ed’s. I
Ching: Book of Changes. NY:
Bantam
Books, 1969.
_____Chu and Winberg Chai, ed’s. Li
Chi, Book of Rites: An Encyclopedia of
Ancient Ceremonial Usages,
Religious Creeds and Social Institutions.
New Hyde Park, NY: University
Books, 1967. 2 Volumes.
_____Clae Waltham, ed. I Ching, the Chinese
Book of Changes. NY: Ace
Publishing Corporation, 1969.
_____Clae Waltham, ed. Shu Jing: Book of
History. A Modernized Edition
of
the Translations of James
Legge. Chicago: Henry Regnery
Co., 1971.
_____The Book of Poetry [Shijing]: Chinese
Text with English Translation.
Shanghai: The Chinese Book Co.,
1931. I cannot recommend this
translation, nor Ezra Pound's.
Both sacrifice too much of the original
images in adapting to English
poetic forms. But the Chinese text is here.
_____The Shoo King or The Book of
Historical Documents, with minor text
corrections and a
Concordance Table. Hong
Kong University Press,
1960, 1970. Chinese Classics
series, v3. PL 2461 R43 1970 v.3. Bilingual.
This is the set to have, in
spite of difficult organization and archaic
transcription. The series also
contains Mengzi and Kongzi's Analects, but it
does not contain the whole of
the Li Ji, (only the Great Learning and the
Doctrine of the Mean) or the Yi Jing.
_____The She King or The Book of Poetry,
with minor text corrections and
Concordance Tables. Hong Kong University Press, 1960, 1970. Chinese
Classics series, v4. PL 2461 R43
1970 v.4. Bilingual. A much more literal
translation than The Book of
Poetry above.
_____The Ch'un Ts'ew, with the Tso Chuen
[Chunqiu & Zuozhuan], with
minor text corrections and
a Concordance Table. Hong
Kong University
Press, 1960, 1970. Chinese
Classics series, v5. PL 2461 R43 1970 v.5.
Bilingual.
Lim, Kim-Anh. Practical Guide to the I Ching. Havelte, Holland: Binkey Kok
Publications, 1999. Good
insights.
Liu, Da. Tai Chi Chuan and I Ching. NY: Harper & Row, 1972.
_____I Ching Coin Prediction. NY: Harper & Row, 1975.
_____I Ching Numerology. San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1975.
Lynn, Richard John. The Classic of
Changes. NY: Columbia University
Press, 1994. Provides English
translations of commentary by Wang Bi
(226-249), Han Kangbo (d. circa
385), Kong Yingda (574-648) and
portions from Cheng Yi
(1033-1107) and Zhu Xi (1130-1200).
Lyons, Albert F. Predicting the Future: An
Illustrated History and Guide to
the Techniques. NY: Harry N. Abrams, 1990. Nice coffee table
book.
Marshall, S.J. The Mandate of Heaven:
Hidden History in the I Ching.
NY:
Columbia University Press, 2001.
Good insights.
Metzner, Ralph. Maps of Consciousness. NY: Collier, 1971.
Moore, Steve. The Trigrams of Han: Inner
Structures of the I Ching.
Aquarian
Press, 1989.
Moore, Steve and William Fancourt, editors. The
Oracle: The Journal of Yijing
Studies. 11 Volumes through Sept., 2000. Published
London, England.
Moran, Elizabeth and Joseph Yu. The Complete
Idiot’s Guide to I Ching.
NY:
Alpha Books, 2001.
Needham, Joseph. Science and Civilization
in China. Volume Two,
History of
Scientific Thought. pp 304-345. Cambridge University Press, 1956.
Ni, Hua Ching. The Book of Changes and the
Unchanging Truth. Santa
Monica, CA: Shrine of the
Eternal Breath of Tao, 1990.
Oshiro, Hide. The Graphic I Ching. Philadelphia: Turtle Island Press, 1978.
Palmer, Martin, Kwok Man Ho and Joanne
O’Brien. The Fortune Teller’s I
Ching. NY: Ballentine Books, 1986. Chinese text full
of typos.
Plutschow, Herbert. "Archaic Chinese
Sacrificial Practices in the Light of
Generative Anthropology."
Anthropoetics I, no. 2 (December 1995)
Ponce, Charles. The Nature of the I Ching. NY: Award Books, 1970.
Powell, Neil. The Book of Change; How to
Understand and Use the I Ching.
London: Macdonald & Co.,
1988. Contains the same text found in Brian
Innes et al, Fate and Fortune; a passable synthesis of English translations.
Qin Ying, ed. Book of Changes. Chinese-English Bilingual Series of Chinese
Classics. Changshu: Hunan Pub.
House, 1995. Ruan Yuan's Chinese text,
Zhouyi Zhengyi. Legge translation. ISBN 7-5438-0664-9.
Reifler, Sam. I Ching: A New Interpretation for Modern Times. NY: Bantam
Books, 1974.
Richmond, Nigel. Language of the Lines, the
I Ching Oracle. London:
Wildwood House, 1977. Good
insights.
_____ The I Ching Oracle. England: Self-Published, 1985.
Richter, Gregory C. I Ching / Yi Jing:
Transcription, Gloss, Translation.
Last known URL: http://www2.truman.edu/~grichter/translations/
Riseman, Tom. Understanding the I Ching, London: Aquarian Press, 1990.
Ritsema, Rudolf and Stephen Karcher. I
Ching, The Classic Chinese Oracle
of Change. Rockport, MA: Element, 1994. Recommended for glosses and
concordance, not for the
translation.
Ritsema, Rudolf. "Notes for
Differentiating Some Terms in the I Ching." Part
I. Spring. (1970): 111-25. Part II. Spring. (1971): 141-52.
_____and Shantena Sabbadini. "Images of
the Unknown: The Eranos I Ching
Project 1989-1997." Eranos 66-1997, Gateways to Identity, pp 7-44.
Rutt, Richard. The Book of Changes (Zhouyi)
A Bronze Age Document. Surrey,
GB: Curzon Press, 1996.
Modernist; too loose with emendations.
Schoenholtz, Larry. New Directions in the I
Ching: The Yellow River Legacy.
Seacaucus, NJ: University Books,
1975. On C list but for ch's 7 & 8.
Secter, Mondo. The I Ching Handbook:
Decision-Making With and Without
Divination. Berkeley: North Atlantic Books, 2002. Reprint of I Ching
Clarified: a Practical Guide with new content. Useful ideas & tools.
Shaughnessy, Edward Louis. “The
Composition of the Zhouyi.” Ph.D.
dissertation in Chinese Studies:
Stanford University, 1983.
_____I Ching: The Classic of Changes. NY: Ballantine Books, 1996.
Contains Chinese Zhouyi text in both received and Mawangdui versions.
_____Before Confucius: Studies in the
Creation of the Chinese Classics.
Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 1997.
Shchutskii, Iulian K. Translated by MacDonald, Hasegawa and Hellmut
Wilhelm.
Researches on the I Ching. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1979.
Sherrill, W.A. and W.K. Chu. The Astrology
of the I Ching. NY: Samuel
Weiser,
Inc., 1976.
_____An Anthology of I Ching. Great Britain: Arkana, 1989.
Shima, Miki. The Medical I Ching: Oracle of the Healer Within. Boulder, CO:
Blue Poppy Press, 1992.
Siu, R.G.H. The Man of Many Qualities: A
Legacy of the I Ching.
Cambridge,
MA: MIT Press, 1968. Republished
as The Portable Dragon.
Smith, Kidder, et al. Sung Dynasty Uses of
the I Ching. Princeton, NJ:
Princeton University Press,
1990. Omits Chen Tuan & Zhou Dunyi.
_____"The Difficulty of the Yijing." Chinese
Literature: Essays, Articles,
Reviews. 15 (1993): 1-15.
_____"Zhouyi Interpretation from Accounts in the Zuozhuan." Harvard
Journal of Asiatic Studies. 49:2 (1989): 421-63.
Smith, Richard Furnald. Prelude to Science:
An Exploration of Magic and
Divination. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1975.
Smith, Richard J. Fortune-tellers and
Philosophers: Divination in Traditional
Chinese Society. SF: Westview Press, 1991.
Sorrell, Roderic and Amy Max Sorrell. I
Ching Made Easy. NY: Harper
Collins,
1994. Simple but good insights.
Stambler, Morris and Chester Pearlman.
“Supervision as Revelation of the
Pattern: I Ching Comments on
‘The Open Door.’”Family Process: A
Multidisciplinary Journal of
Family Study Research and Treatment.
13:3 (1974): 371-84.
Sung, Z.D. The Symbols of the Yi King or The Symbols of the Chinese Logic of
Changes. NY: Paragon Book Reprint Corp., 1969.
_____The Text of the Yi King (And its
Appendices) Chinese Oracle with
English Translation. NY: Paragon Book Reprint Corp., 1969.
Swanson, Gerald. “The Great Treatise:
Commentary Tradition to the Book of
Changes.” Ph.D.
Dissertation, University of Washington, 1974. Complete
translation of the Da Zhuan (Xi Ci Zhuan) with running commentary.
Trosper, Barry R. and Gin-Hua Leu. I Ching:
The Illustrated Primer. San
Jose,
CA: KGI Publications, 1986.
Tung, Gea. “Metaphor and Analogy in
the I Ching.” Ph.D.
dissertation:
Claremont Graduate School, 1975.
Waley, Arthur; “The Book of
Changes,” Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern
Antiquities; 5: 121-142, 1933.
First English language modernist.
Walker, Barbara G. The I Ching of the
Goddess. San Francisco: Harper
& Row,
1986.
Walls, J.W. "The I Ching as a Paradigm for
Understanding Corresponding States
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Factors/Ergonomics. 20/B (1995): 1047-1053.
Wang Wenfu. "Observing the Structures of
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Watson, Burton. Early Chinese Literature. NY: Columbia University Press, 1962.
Wei, Henry. The Authentic I Ching. North Hollywood: Newcastle Publishing,
1987. Worth finding.
Wei Tat. An Exposition of the I Ching or
Book of Changes. Taipei:
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Cultural Studies, 1970.
Whincup, Greg. Rediscovering the I Ching. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1986.
Wilhelm, Hellmut. Change: Eight Lectures
on the I Ching. NY: Harper
Torchbooks, 1960.
_____Heaven, Earth and Man in the Book of
Changes. Seattle: University of
Washington Press, 1977.
_____Parerga: The Book of Changes in the Western
Tradition: A Selective
Bibliography. Seattle: Institute for Comparative and
Foreign Area Studies,
University of Washington, 1975.
A term paper length bibliography.
Wilhelm, Richard. Translated by C.F. Baynes. The I Ching
or Book of
Changes. Princeton University Press, 1967.
_____I Ching - O Livro das Mutacaos. Tr. Alayde Mutzenbecher & Gustavo
Alberto Correa Pinto. Sao Paulo:
Editora Pensamento, 1985.
_____"I-Ching Oracles in the Tso-Chuan and
the Kuo-Yu." Journal of the
American Oriental Society. 79 (1959): 275-80.
_____Lectures on the I Ching. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1979.
Wing, R.L. The I Ching Work Book. NY: Doubleday, 1979.
_____The Illustrated I Ching. NY: Doubleday, 1982.
Woo, Catherine Yi-Yu Cho. "Characters of
the Hexagrams of the I Ching."
M.A. Thesis in Art History,
Calif. State University, 1972.
Wu Jing-Nuan. Yi Jing. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1991.
Wu, Yi. I Ching: The Book of Changes and
Virtues. SF: Great Learning
Pub.
Co, 1998.
Yu, Titus. “The I Ching: An Etymological
Perspective.” Ph.D. dissertation:
California Institute of Integral
Studies, 1983.
Yun, Franklin Hum. The Centered Life: An
Introduction to the Book of
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Yijing Bibliography C List
The
following works were also studied within the scope of this research,
but were of little or no help in this translation. This does not mean they have
no
value, only that they did not further an understanding of the Chinese text or a
scholarly study of the Yi.
Will Adcock, I Ching: A Practical Guide to
Interpretation and Divination
Carol Anthony, Love, An Inner Connection:
Based on Principles Drawn from
the I Ching and The Other Way: A Book of Experiences in
Meditation
Based on the I Ching. These have little to do with the Yi — only scattered
references. Two more pertinent
books are listed in the bibliography above.
Frits Blok, The I Ching: Landscapes of the
Soul
Veolita Parker Boyle, The Fundamental Principles of Yi-King, Tao
Stephen Chang, The Great Tao
Chin Lee and Kay Wong, I Ching Book of
Change
Mary Clark, I Ching
Roy Collins, The Fu Hsi I Ching
Louis T. Culling, The Pristine I Ching
Sarah Dening, The Everyday I Ching
Cassandra Eason, I Ching Divination for
Today’s Woman
Angelika Hoefler, I Ching: New Systems,
Methods and Revelations
Karen Holden, Book of Changes: Poems
Willard Johnson, I Ching, An Introduction to
the Book of Changes
Rowena Pattee Kryder, Tiger and Dragon I Ching
Vijaya Kumar, All You Wanted to Know About I
Ching
David LaChapelle, A Hymn of Changes:
Contemplations of the I Ching
Robert R. Leichtman and Carl Japikse, Changing
Lines; Healing Lines
Life Resources Institute (LRI). I Ching: The
Prophetic Book of Changes
Li Yan, The Illustrated Book of Changes or I
Ching (nice concept, wrong
trans.)
Paul Lipari, The I Ching: A Guide to Your
Destiny
Liu Dajun and Lin Zhongjun, The I Ching:
Text and Annotated Translation
Frank J. MacHovec, I Ching: The Book of
Changes
Christopher Markert, I Ching, The No. 1
Success Formula
Isabella and L.F. Mears, Creative Energy: A
Study of the I-Ching
Dhiresha McCarver, The Photographic I Ching
Chris Marshall, I Ching: The Ancient Book of Chinese Wisdom for Divining
the
Future. Distinguish this author from S(teven). J.
Marshall.
Gary G. Melyan and Wen-kuang Chu, The Pocket
I Ching
Joseph Murphy, Secrets of the I Ching
Rowena Pattee, Moving With Change: A Woman's
Reintegration of the I Ching
Marshall Pease, The Aquarian I Ching
Lauren David Peden, I Ching
Oliver Perrottet, The Visual I Ching: A New
Approach to the Ancient Chinese
Oracle
Roberta Peters, Elementary I Ching
James Nathan Post, 64 Keys: An Introductory
Guide to the I Ching
Jill Richards, The I Ching Companion
William E. Sadler, The I Ching of Management
Denny Sargent, The Tao of Birthdays: Using
the I Ching to Become Who You
Were Born to Be
Myles Seabrook, I Ching for Everyone
Jayme F. Simmons, I Ching: A Philosophical
Prophesy
Paul Sneddon, Self-Development With the I
Ching
Ken Spaulding and Lois Richards, The Simple
I Ching
John R. Stahl, Patterns of Illusion and
Change
Dianne Stein, The Kwan Yin Book of Changes; A Woman’s I Ching
Marysol Gonzalez Sterling, I Ching and
Transpersonal Psychology
Brandon Toropov, I Ching for Beginners
Martin Treon, The Tao of Onliness
Brian Walker, The I Ching or Book of Changes
Wu Wei, I Ching Wisdom
Ann Williams, Images from the I Ching:
Visual Meditations on the Book of
Changes
Allie Woo, I Ching: Ancient Wisdom for the
New Age
David Allen Young, Vision and Change
These were not helpful in translating but
may interest Xiang Shu students:
Richard D. Grant: The I Ching, Images of
Psychological Typology and
Development;
Dennis and Terence McKenna: The Invisible
Landscape: Mind, Hallucinogens
and the I Ching.
Martin Schonberger: I Ching and the Genetic
Code: The Hidden Key to Life
Johnson F. Yan: DNA and the I Ching
Misleading Titles, Not Yijing:
R.H.W. Dillard, The Book of Changes. A Novel
Lulla Rosenfeld, Death and the I Ching. A Novel, with Yijing readings.
Derek Walters, The Alternative I Ching. (Tai Xuan jing, tetragrams)
Tim Wynne-Jones, The Book of Changes. Stories
Other:
Concordances:
Harvard-Yenching Institute. A Concordance
to Yi Ching (Zhou Yi Yin
De). Sinological Index
Series, Supplement No. 10.
Kunst (Chinese, Zhouyi only)
Ritsema (English, by keyword).
Bibliographies:
Birdwhistell, Fendos, Hacker, Hacker-Moore-Patsco, Kunst, Lynn, Shaughnessy,
Shchutskii, H. Wilhelm (Parerga)
Chinese language version (The Kangxi Texts):
Li Guangdi, et al, ed’s. (Yuzuan)
Zhouyi Zhezhong. 1715;
Reprint, Taibei:
Chengwen, 1975. ISBN 957785313
or 669244007
Harvard-Yenching Institute. A Concordance
to Yi Ching (Zhou Yi Yin De).
Sinological Index Series,
Supplement No. 10.
Sung, Z.D.
Qin Ying
Histories:
Birdwhistell (Early Neo-Confucian line),
deFancourt (General), Fendos (Zhouyi,
Wings, Han Yixue), Kunst (Zhouyi, early Han), Lynn (Neo-Taoist line), Marshall
(Early Zhou), Shaughnessy (Zhouyi, early Han), Shchutskii (General), and:
Fung Yulan. A History of Chinese
Philosophy. Tr. Derk Bodde. 2 Vols.
Princeton: Princeton University
Press, 1952-3. Very comprehensive,
but a little dated.
Loewe, Michael & Edward Shaughnessy. The
Cambridge History of Ancient
China: From the Origins of Civilization to 221 B.C. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press,
1999.
Shaughnessy, Edward L. Before Confucius:
Studies in the Creation of the
Chinese Classics. NY: SUNY Press, 1997.
Wing-Tsit Chan. A Sourcebook in Chinese
Philosophy. Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 1963.
Availability:
http://dogbert.abebooks.com/abe/IList
(used
books, global search, includes Powells)
http://www.trussel.com/f_books.htm
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/subst/books/misc/bibliofind.html
www.umi.com/hp/Products/Dissertations
(hardcopy of dissertations)
Short List (Have not seen or acquired, or
else more recently published):
Adler, Joseph A.
“Divination and Philosophy: Chi Hsi’s Understanding of the I
Ching.” Ph.D. dissertation in Religious
Studies: University of California at
Santa Barbara, 1984.
van der Blij, F. "Combinatorial Aspects of
the Hexagrams in the Chinese Book of
Changes." Scripta
Mathematica 28, no. 1 (1966):
37-49.
Bowart, Walter H, ed; tr. Daniel Lomaz. Essential
Changes: The Essence of
I Ching. Tuscon: Omen Press, 1972.
Carroll, Thomas D. "The Hidden
Significance of the I-ching Diagrams." Journal
of the China Society (Taipei) 2 (1962): 31-49.
Chang Chi-yun. "The Book of Changes (I
Ching): A philosophical masterpiece
mirroring the Zeit-geist of the
Western Chou Dynasty." Chinese Culture 6,
no. 4 (Oct., 1965): 1-41.
Conrady, August. “Yih-king Studien:
Herausgegeben Eduard Erkes,” Asia
Major, VII, 1931. 409-468.
Deng Ming-Dao. The Living I Ching: Using Ancient Chinese
Wisdom to Shape
Your Life. San Francisco:
Harper San Francisco, 2006
Fox, Judy. An Illuminated I Ching. N.Y., Arco Pub Inc, 1982.
Granet, Marcel. La Pense Chinoise. Paris: 1934, 1950.
Hazel, Peter. Consulting the Coins: A New
Age Interpretation of the I Ching.
Sidney, Aust: Lothian Pub. Co., 1990.
Henrotte, E.H. Delving for the Foundation of
the I Ching. Holland, Self-
Published, 1984.
Jin Jingfang and Lu Shaogang (Editors). Dictionary of
Terms Used in the Book
of Changes (Zhou Yi Ci Dian). Jilin University Press, PR China,
1992