A companion volume to 'The Koan' and 'The Zen Canon' this text concentrates primarily on texts from Korea and Japan that brought the Zen tradition to fruition.

The intersection between geography and law is a critical yet often overlooked element of land-use decisions, with a widespread impact on how societies use the l

R. H. Blyth's interpretations of Zen presented with simplicity and humor.

The strange verbal paradoxes called koans have been used in Zen training to help students attain a direct realization of truths inexpressible in words. The two

This work is a fascinating introduction to Zen and to the self-enlightenment and inner reason that has been a driving force in the history of Japan. In the volu