Zen & Zen Classics (edition 1992)

by Frederick Franck (Author), R. H. Blyth (Author)

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This adaptation of several of the works of R.H. Blyth, one of the world's foremost translators and interpreters of Zen teachings until his death in 1964, provides a simple, straightforward look at the principles and values inherent in Zen thinking.

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Title:	Zen & Zen Classics
Authors:	Frederick Franck (Author)
Other authors:	R. H. Blyth (Author)
Info:	Heian (1992), Edition: First Edition Later Printing, 310 pages
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