Journal of Chinese Studies. Fall 1984. No. 12

Very good, unused, copy. 109pp. CONTENTS: LI PO'S RHAPSODY ON THE GREAT P'ENG BIRD (Paul W. Kroll). BESIDE THE TURQUOISE POND: THE SHRINE OF THE QUEEN MOTHER OF THE WEST IN MEDIEVAL CHINESE POETRY AND RELIGIOUS PRACTICE (Suzanne Cahill). OBSERVATIONS ON RELIGION IN COMMUNIST CHINA: INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS (Laurence G. Thompson). THE RELIGIOUS SITUATION AND THE STUDIES OF BUDDHISM AND TAOISM IN CHINA: AN INCOMPLETE AND IMBALANCED PICTURE (Yun-hua Jan). THE STUDY OF BUDDHISM IN CHINA: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHINESE BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION AND ITS SEMINARY (Alan Sponberg). MORE LAUGHTER AT TIGER CREEK: IMPRESSIONS OF BUDDHISM IN MODERN CHINA (William Powell). Book reviews.