2. Relevant Electronic Resources for Chinese Classical Studies



See:

Bibliography of Chinese Bibliography (Big 5 version). This is a book-list on Chinese bibliography in Jis, Big5 and GB Code, produced in Shinshu Univ., Japan. For the GB Code version, see GB Code. The information is supplied by Bunri Usami (bunrius@soshi.shinshu-u.ac.jp).

Chinesisch and Computer. German journal that concentrates on Chinese and CJK software, including reports on database and word processing utilities. Automation features of East Asian Libraries are featured. Published by Thomas Hahn, Librarian, who now is at Cornell University.

Annelies de Deugd, International Institute for Asian Studies Internet Guide to Asian Studies. Published in Leiden. Includes user's guide and directories.

European Association of Sinological Librarians Homepage. This site is readable only with a browser which supports Netscape's Frames extension. The system is useful to those with the most recent browsers and lots of RAM on a computer. It includes Links to Sites on: Literature; CND Text-Archives; Databases online; Academia Sinica; Philosophy, Daoism and Confucianism, Buddhism; Linguistics

Hanno Lecher at Heidelberg University, has produced an Internet Guide For China Studies for China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.

Peter Zhou, "Current Electronic resources for Chinese Studies: An Overview,"Committee on East Asian Libraries Bulletin 106 (June 1995): 25-34.


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A. General Resources