Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie 8 (1995)

Hubert Durt
À nos lecteurs / To our readers

Anna Seidel
Taoïsme : Religion non-officielle de la Chine
trad. farzeen Baldrian-Hussein

Chine
* Albert E. Dien, Instructions for the Grave: The Case of Yan Zhitui
* Valerie Hansen, Why Bury Contracts in Tombs?
* James M. Hargett, Li Bo (701-762) and Mount Emei
* John Lagerwey, Taoist Ritual Space and Dynastic Legitimacy
* Lin Fu-shih, Religious Taoism and Dreams: An Analysis of the Dream-data Collected in th Yün-chi ch'i-ch'ien
* Valérie Malenfer-Ortiz, Rêverie picturale pour moines bouddhistes chan et lettrés chinois sous les Song du Sud (1127-1279)
* Charles D. Orzech, A Buddhist Image of (Im) Perfect Rule in Fifth-Century China
* Fabrizio Pregadio, The Representation of Time in the Zhouyi Cantong Qi
* Isabelle Robinet, Un, deux, trois - Les différentes modalités de l'Un et sa dynamique
* James Robson, The Polymorphous Space of the Southern Marchmount [Nanyue]
* Franciscus Verellen, The Beyond Within: Grotto-Heavens (dongtian) in Taoist Ritual and Cosmology

Ryūkyū
* Antonio Guerreiro,  Cosmology, Rituals and Society: Preliminary Observations on the Religious Creeds and Practices in Iriomote-jima

Japon
* Gail Chin Bryant, The Mukaekō of Taimadera: A Case of Salvation Re-enacted
* Bernard Faure, Quand l'habit fait le moine: The Symbolism of th kāṣāya in Chan/Zen Buddhism
* Harriet Hunter, The Rishukyō Mandara Said to Have Been Introduced by Shūei
* Livia Kohn, Taoism in Japan: Positions and Evaluations
* Mieko Macé, La médecine d'Ishazaka Sōtetsu en tant que modèle culturel de l'époque d'Edo
* Charlotte von Verschuer, Le Japon, contrée du Penglai? - Note sur le mercure -