SWEARER Donald K. (n.d.). Two portraits of Thai Buddhism. In Buddhism in transition (pp. 95-120). Philadelphia: The Westminster Press. ISBN: 0-664-24896-9

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CHAPELA Leonardo. (2017). Buddhadasa on economics. In ‘Unconventional social wisdom’: Interviews with Ven., Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu, His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama and Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche (pp 7-36). Kindle edition. More information.

COLEMAN John E. (2012). A month in the forest. In The quiet mind (pp. 107-113). 2^nd edition, reprint. Onalaska: Pariyatti Press. ISBN: 978-1-928706-06-9

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GRIFFIN Kevin. (2010). Dharma God. In A burning desire: Dharma God & the path of recovery (pp. 13-18). Carlsbad: Hay House. ISBN: 978-1-4019-2321-1

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WITTMANN Pierre. (2010). Thaïlande: retraite à Wat Suan Mokkh (février 1988). In Le jardin de la libération: journal 1988 (pp. 131-141). Chiangmai: Wisdomlight. ISBN: 978-616-90598-0-6. More information.

SANTIKARO. (2008). Technology of breathing in and out. In A. Novidor, The best of Inquiring Mind: 25 years of Dharma, drama, and unconmmon insight (pp. 204-207). Boston: Wisdom Publications. ISBN: 978-0-8617-1551-0. More information.

TIYAVANICH Kamala. (2007). Ajahn Buddhadasa (Boyhood name: Nguam). In Sons of the Buddha: The early lives of three extraordinary Thai masters (pp. 95-150). Somerville: Wisdom. More information.

SWEARER Donald K. (2006). Two perspectives on Buddhist ecology. In C. Mun, Buddhism and peace: Theory and practice (pp. 237-247). Honolulu: Blue Pine. ISBN: 9780977755318

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JAE-YON Bhikkhu. (2005). A review on Anapanasati as response to paticca-samuppada. In International conference on meditation theory and practice of the anapanasati-sutta (pp. 229-232). Seoul: Santisukha Meditation Center Publication.

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SWEARER Donald K. (1997). The hermeneutics of Buddhist ecology in contemporary Thailand: Buddhadāsa and Dhammapitaka. In M. Tucker & D. Williams, Buddhism and ecology: The interconnection of Dharma and deeds (pp. 22-44). Cambridge: Harvard University Center for the Study of World Religions. ISBN: 0-945454-14-7

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LOPEZ Donald S. (2002). Buddhadasa. In A modern Buddhist bible: Essential readings from East and West (pp. 138-139). London: Routledge. ISBN: 0-415-24030-1

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SANTIKARO Bhikkhu. (1997). The Four Noble Truths of Dhammic socialism. In Entering the realm of reality: Towards Dhammic societies (pp. 89-161). Bangkok: Suksit Siam. ISBN: 974-260-139-9

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SANTIKARO Bhikkhu. (1996). Buddhadasa Bhikkhu: Life and society through the natural eyes of voidness. In C. Queen & S. King, Engaged Buddhism: Buddhist liberation movements in Asia (pp. 147-193). Albany: State University of New York Press. ISBN: 0-7914-2844-3

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SWEARER Donald K. (1992). Exemplars of nonviolence in Theravada Buddhism. In K. Kraft, Inner peace, world peace (pp. 63-76). Albany: State University of New York Press. ISBN: 0-7914-0970-8.

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SWEARER Donald K. (1977). A Buddhist view on Christianity. In Dialogue: The key to understanding other religions (pp. 136-167). Philadelphia: The Westminster Press. ISBN: 0-664-24138-7

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